Preferred Channel Marks | Buoyage In Depth

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---------ABOUT THE VIDEO---------
This video was originally uploaded to our other channel, Casual Navigation, back in 2018.
"Preferred Channel Marks" is the latest video in the "Buoyage in Depth" series.
Preferred channel marks are used to indicate a split in a channel where there is a main and a secondary channel.
In this video I look at the following buoys:
Preferred Channel to Port (Region A)
Preferred Channel to Starboard (Region A)
Preferred Channel to Port (Region B)
Preferred Channel to Starboard (Region B)
I talk you through the different preferred channel buoys and show you their characteristics and how to recognise them to keep your vessel in safe water.
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[@CaptainKiloHotelFoxtrot]

perfect answer that im looking for..

[@user-pi2fj6xs6q]

Excellent job as always 👏 👍🏼

[@valentynsabulis2858]

Thank you!

[@eugeneakritov1306]

Thank you! Its very useful

[@hansthegreat1998]

Thank you so much.

[@alexopweg]

Hi .Really great explanation. Regards from Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@jacobwilson564]

great videos

[@rahul20061982]

I just have ome question. Do we need to know which reguon we re in before hand. Or is there a way we just know looking at the buoys which region we r in durimg teh day and night

[@arifurislam4899]

tnq

[@georgefabian9432]

Great video... Can you make another video showing the outbound... Will be really helpful

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

Outbound is same as inbound.

[@hansthegreat1998]

You just have to remember which region you're navigating.

[@fatehsingh6084]

Mate, Should we consider preferred channel buoy while leaving (outbound) the port as well?

[@freyab2254]

They’re the same the direction of channel was just for context thank you

[@RahulSingh-pe4le]

Not so clear, you should explain with more examples of how to use preferred channel, also audio speed is very fast.Thankyou.