Small Fishing Vessel Safety Manual - Transports Canada
Small Fishing Vessel Safety Manual - Transports Canada
Small Fishing Vessel Safety Manual - Transports Canada
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Fishermen are cautioned when Make sure radar is operating<br />
using courses between waypoints before leaving port, and keep<br />
with Loran C, the course and a radar watch when visibility<br />
distance may be displayed as a is poor.<br />
Great Circle route and not a<br />
straight rhumbline. Fishermen<br />
should take this into account<br />
when laying their course. For<br />
more information see Radio<br />
Aids to Marine Navigation.<br />
Fixing arrangements for radar<br />
reflectors should be provided<br />
so that they can be fitted either<br />
on a rigid mount or suspended<br />
in the rigging. For maximum<br />
performance, reflector should<br />
be mounted according to the Radar reflectors are required for<br />
orientation marked on the vessels less than 20 metres long,<br />
reflector. and for all non-metal vessels.<br />
Locate reflectors above all<br />
superstructure – at least 4 metres<br />
above the water if possible.<br />
NAVIGATING SAFELY 21<br />
Radar