Understanding Marine Buoyage - full volume - simple and easy www.coastalsafety.com

[@EeekiE]

Did the thing of searching KZbin for a topic and opening a load of tabs hoping to find one video that explains it well. This was that video. Nice work.

[@CoastalSafety]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ksasb6994]

VERY USEFUL AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO FOR A MARINER WHO FINDS VERY HARD TO DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND FROM BOOKS.

[@petrakubalcik8731]

Love the structure, the explanations and the tips! So helpful! Thank you for taking the time to put this together! Really appreciate it :)

[@CoastalSafety]

Thanks you so much for your kind review 😀

[@josephlai9759]

The tips for remembering the buoys are exceedingly usefully.

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad you like them!

[@jimmyjohnstone5878]

Perfect. I am going on a yacht trip as crew next week from Ardfern to Kirkwall and wanted a refresher on buoyage.

[@CoastalSafety]

Awesome - enjoy your trip :-)

[@ramsesll2841]

Thanks for making this video 💯 I have an sponsorship exam coming up around the week and this info was much needed... accept my true gratitude 🙏🏻

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful - good luck in the exam :-)

[@devashishmeena6970]

video is really good and informative.....keep up the good work.

[@CoastalSafety]

Thank you brother appreciate your comments

[@adenovirus.]

Thanks this is the best description I have seen.

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful! I am happy to receive suggestions for new videos :-)

[@DonDiabloR]

Excellent and easy to remember explanation. Thank you

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CoastalSafety]

You are very welcome.

[@sahilsha6538]

Great video...Thanks for the explanation 🎉

[@SailorGerry]

Buoyage system 'B' - from seaward and entering / going upbound (against the river flow) a river: remember the "3 R's" - "red-right-returning" (keep the red buoys on your vessel's own starboard (right) side. Conversely, leaving a port on a river and heading downbound (ie. with the current), the green buoys wil now be on your starboard side.

[@katie127xo]

Really helpful and well explained! Thank you!

[@CoastalSafety]

Many thanks, you are most welcome 🙏

[@nicholaswilson9194]

Taking my Coxswain course via AMFA, and this is exceedingly handy!

[@CoastalSafety]

Great that we are helping folks out there on the sea! Thanks for the feedback. Any other topics that would be helpful to you?

[@bedirhankaya8591]

your video is quiet helpful, thank you

[@CoastalSafety]

You are much welcome

[@neilzsportsmusic544]

Your video Gives more idea thanks for sharing

[@CoastalSafety]

You are most welcome :-)

[@fastasfox]

Brill...the whole visual memory trick is what i use to stick stuff in the old grey cells. I remember that latitude is a long fence ie horizontal and longitude is a flag pole...so i visualise looking up at a flag ie vertical, daft I know but i will always remember the difference. Thanks for the upload very helpful 👍

[@CoastalSafety]

:-)

[@CoastalSafety]

:-)

[@CoastalSafety]

Whatever helps you remember is good :-) We use LONGitude is aLONG the bottom of the chart. LAtitude is like climbing a LAdder = they all work :-)

[@shabbirahmed8131]

Great Sir, you have explained nicely.

[@CoastalSafety]

Thanking you for your kind words. Keep watching - keep learning 😃

[@Pirateslife360]

Amazing work thank you

[@CoastalSafety]

Our pleasure!

[@TankoxD]

Perfect video! thank you

[@CoastalSafety]

Wow, many thanks for the appreciation 😎

[@abdilladaoud172]

Thank youu very much..So helpfull..i watched so many time..talking fast but awesome...

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful! I am happy to receive suggestions for new videos :-) Also, we are happy for people to help with translating the subtitles in to other languages. We can send you a date stamped transcript to translate :-)

[@nils1771]

This was really helpful thanks!

[@CoastalSafety]

Thank you for your words - now check your knowledge on the "Quick Quizzes"

[@nils1771]

Coastal Safety ok👍🏻

[@AbdullahKhan-tr8qh]

Thanks for making it so easy to remember.

[@CoastalSafety]

You are welcome - enjoy learning 👍

[@pradeepchathuranga5332]

Really helpful video

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful! Many thanks for your feedback :-) Stuth malli :-)

[@michaelmiklosofficial]

Very well said

[@CoastalSafety]

That's great - thank you :-)

[@dawnh6377]

Fantastic video, helpful ways to remember, thanks

[@CoastalSafety]

You are welcome. Did you see the weather forecast video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/farLgKl9pZimpqs

[@dawnh6377]

Not yet but I'm going to thank you. Delighted to have found this channel.

[@CoastalSafety]

@@dawnh6377 You are most welcome :-)

[@oztrekgelsoft8409]

Thank you🙌

[@CoastalSafety]

Is great to receive your appreciation. Did you try our buoyage "video self test"

[@oztrekgelsoft8409]

@@CoastalSafety fantastic video I'll be sure to check out the bouyage self test 🙏 Were will I find this? this was a massive help in understanding everything 🙌 Absolutely awesome 👌 Thanks for the response

[@hesousa8488]

Thank you

[@CoastalSafety]

Thank you for watching - did you try one of our "self test" buoy videos? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZvanmije512hM0

[@nge-ngeserino6988]

thank you so much! 😁 very informative :)

[@CoastalSafety]

You're very welcome thank you for your appreciation

[@CoastalSafety]

Stay tuned more videos are in the pipeline. We are just fine tuning them to make them more easy to understand

[@nge-ngeserino6988]

@@CoastalSafety okay, I'm an aspiring deck officer :) soon to be 🙏☝️

[@CoastalSafety]

Our videos will certainly help you. I wish videos like ours were available many years ago when I started my cadetship to be a deck officer

[@nge-ngeserino6988]

@@CoastalSafety yeah there's no youtube or other media that will help you back in the day other than reading books.

[@yachtvitesse8692]

Great video Thanks

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad you liked it!

[@rimes3719]

Thanks sir

[@CoastalSafety]

You are very welcome sir - enjoy safe sailing

[@azy631]

Thanks.

[@CoastalSafety]

Try one of our Buoy self test videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZvanmije512hM0

[@brendanwelch8726]

thanks bruv

[@CoastalSafety]

Thank you for your appreciation

[@傅颀閎]

1:04 one of the region using IALA system A is wrong.ROC(Taiwan) uses IALA B system

[@CoastalSafety]

Time to be independent You are most welcome :-)

[@palmsail]

Good explain - very nice

[@CoastalSafety]

Thanks - your comments are much appreciated - please feel free to share with your friends

[@palmsail]

thank you for the thank you :-)

[@teevee8944]

So where are you supposed to go with each bouye?

[@CoastalSafety]

North, South, West, and East buoys, these are the cardinal buoys and they tell you which direction you must go to the safe water. Port and Starboard buoys tell you tell you where the safe water or channel is, normally entering a harbour or river. Safe water or sometimes called fairway buoy tells you where you can go and the isolated danger buoy tells you where you should not go. Special buoys indicate a special area for special activities. Emergency Wreck buoy indicates she a vessel has recently sunk, so probably best not to go there also. www.coastalsafety.com/buoys

[@jan-ariegulien3525]

it could look like an egg?? whahah nice vid thanks!

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful! I am happy to receive suggestions for new videos :-)

[@clifftonicstudios7469]

Stat away from two black balls, Or you will BALLS IT UP.

[@CoastalSafety]

Same for Isolated danger buoy!

[@Lmlil]

Very informative, thank you.

[@CoastalSafety]

Glad it was helpful! I am happy to receive suggestions for new videos :-)