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T&T: Re: Anchoring

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Date: Thu Dec 02 2004 - 07:53:44 EST

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    Hi Gary,

    Too bad more people don't abide by this rule. You can bet the lawyers will
    have a field day if there's an incident and the ball wasn't displayed. Seldom
    used by small boats like ours in US waters, the anchor ball is commonly
    displayed elsewhere in the world. I always use one in a large anchorage where
    there is
    traffic (more than a few boats). The ball is very helpful when entering a
    crowded anchorage, especially during "busy" times when many boats are getting
    underway or securing from sea. OTOH, I must confess, I seldom use the cone
    when
    motorsailing.

    John
    "Seahorse"

    Gary Corn writes
    <snip>
    I used a collapsible one anchoring along the Tenn-Tom Waterway in order to
    be legal in case a tow Captain wanted to yell at me but seldom see one used
    anywhere. Someone once asked why I had painted my radar reflector black.
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