Safe Water, Isolated Danger, Wreck Marking | Buoyage In Depth

[@redtree1159]

Thank you very much for giving such excellent information. I passed my chief officer exam with your information. I will be grateful to you for the rest of my life

[@MaydayAcademy]

Fun fact about the new danger mark: it was introduced a couple of years ago after two ships managed to crash into the same wreck in the English Channel short time apart

[@devanvanderberg7345]

Emergency Wreck Marking Buoy includes Morse D and AIS transponder as it is a visual and radio aid to navigation.

[@chansiufai12321]

something to think about, what actions should be done when we come across this buoy during navigation

[@nikollas30]

Make a video with the Wheel over calculation. Many thanks!

[@Mehul-mk3rq]

Top mark is St George cross os emergency reck marking buoy

[@edwinprotacio1984]

many thanks mate :}

[@jessejaalinna3490]

Did I miss something or is the special mark completely missing form this video series?

[@wildanhari3355]

what distance required for safe navigating around isolated danger mark dude?

[@philipkenneth24]

Best advice is to check your chart, mate. No way to tell from the bouy itself. Refer to advice at 2.05.

[@gorila6985]

Around 100m to 200m

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