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September Periplus Web - Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club

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Doug Russell 6<br />

PCYC’s Sélavy Capri 26<br />

The <strong>Club</strong> Sail Boat, Sélavy, is free for members to use, and there are a lot more members sailing this great boat. All<br />

you need to do to check out the boat is have basic boating and sailing skills and be checked out by a designated club<br />

member. Give the front Desk a call for an appointment. This is a member maintained boat. Our members have been<br />

donating equipment and their time keeping the boat and motor in ship shape condition. When you call to reserve the<br />

boat, check to see if the boat has been used lately; if not, you may want to put aside enough time clean the boat before<br />

use. If all the members just follow a few simple steps before and after use, everyone should enjoy their sail.<br />

When you get to the boat:<br />

Check the fuel level. Outboards tend to burn a lot of gas. You may motor more than you expect if the wind<br />

turns light. A quarter of a tank should be enough gas for most trips in and out of the marina. If you are 5 miles<br />

out, you’ll need more.<br />

Check to see if all safety equipment and registration is aboard and in-date.<br />

1- Fire Extinguisher<br />

1- Horn<br />

1- VHF Radio (mounted next to<br />

power panel)<br />

4- Life Jackets. If you need more<br />

bring your own. Remember, all<br />

children 12 and under must wear a<br />

proper size Life Jacket all the time.<br />

3-Flairs, in-date.<br />

1- Anchor in Chain Locker on<br />

bow.<br />

Turn on main battery switch<br />

under the steps.<br />

Turn on VHF Radio and set to<br />

channel 16.<br />

Start the motor before setting up<br />

the boat for sailing. If it doesn’t<br />

start you may need to go to plan B<br />

and do a Harbor sail.<br />

Check the condition of the boat; if there is something wrong let the Front Desk know.<br />

When you return to the dock, leave the boat in the condition that you would like to find it:<br />

Check the fuel level. If it is less than a quarter of a tank, please fill the tank.<br />

Replace all covers.<br />

Coil all lines and hang them from the boom or wrap them around the winches.<br />

Stow wench handle in cabin.<br />

Turn OFF main battery switch.<br />

Rinse off boat.<br />

When you return the key, let the Front Desk know if something is wrong with the boat.

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