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Table of Contents
Using the Captain's Kit
11
Table of Contents
15
Boating Safety
25
Safe Operation
25
Safety Recommendations
25
Adverse Conditions
26
Weather
26
Fog
27
Storms
27
Emergency Procedures
28
Fire
28
Flooding
30
Swamped or Capsized Boat
30
Collision
31
Running Aground
31
Man Overboard
31
Medical Emergency
32
Equipment Failure
32
Radio Communication
32
Distress Signals
32
Safety Equipment
33
Personal Flotation Devices
33
Visual Distress Signals
33
Sound Signaling Device
34
Running and Navigation Lights
34
Fire Extinguishers
34
Recommended Equipment
35
Safe Boating Courses
36
Rules of the Road
36
Documentation
36
Drugs and Alcohol
37
Distress Calls
37
Voluntary Inspection
37
Boating Accidents
37
Garbage
38
Oil
38
Waste
38
State and Local Ordinances
38
Pre-Departure Actions
39
Carbon Monoxide Warnings for Gasoline Engines
40
Warning Labels
42
Powering the 12 Volt Battery Systems
49
DC Electrical System
49
Battery Selector Switch
49
Battery Selector Switch Positions
50
Voltmeters
51
When Starting Your Engines
51
12 Volt Equipment
52
Battery Charger
52
12 Volt Breaker Panels
53
12 Volt Main Breaker Panel
53
Main
53
Panel
53
Salon
54
Fwd
54
Exterior
54
Acc'y Bridge
54
MID Bilge
55
Aft Bilge
55
Water
55
Shower
55
Fuel Transfer
56
Bilge Power
56
Wiper
56
Refer
56
Water Monitor
57
Waste Monitor
57
Electric Head
57
Spare
57
12 Volt Safety Breaker Point
58
Voltmeter
58
Stereo Memory
58
Salon Main
58
DC Wiring Schematic
60
Battery Installation and Maintenance
61
Maintaining Your Boat's Batteries
61
Battery Wiring
63
Generator Battery
63
Battery Selector Switch Wiring
64
Troubleshooting 12 Volt Electrical System
65
Shore Power/Generator Power
71
AC Electrical System
71
Single 30 Amp Dock Side
71
Wiring System
71
Reverse Polarity
72
AC Electrical Panel
72
Voltmeter and Ammeter Usage
72
Selecting a Power Source
74
Connecting to Dock Side Shore Power
74
AC Breakers
76
Shore 1 (Main Power)
76
Main Breaker
76
Receptacles
76
Hot Water
77
Coffee Maker
77
Ice Maker
77
Shore 2
78
Air Conditioner
78
Salon AC Main Breaker Panel
79
Using the Generator
80
Starting the Generator
80
Generator System Layout
82
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters Receptacles
84
Testing GFCI Receptacles
84
Electrical Loads
84
AC Equipment Electrical Loads
84
Bonding System
85
AC Electrical Schematic
86
Troubleshooting AC Electrical System
87
Powering the Internal Systems
93
Air Conditioning System
93
To Use the Air Conditioning Systems
93
Air Conditioning Layout
94
Fresh Water System
97
Filling the Water Tank
97
Priming the Water System
97
After Filling the Tanks
97
System Operation
98
A Tip from Carver
98
Water Heating System
98
Shower Sump Layout
100
Water System Maintenance
101
Water System Layout
102
Transom Shower
105
Using the Transom Hand Shower
105
Fresh Water Washdown
105
Raw Water Washdown
105
Raw Water Washdown Layout
106
Shore Water Hookup
108
Bilge System
108
To Connect to Shore Water Hookup
108
Automatic Operation
109
Manual Operation
109
Bilge Operation
109
Bilge Pump Maintenance
110
Garboard Drain
111
Bilge System Layout
112
Sanitation Systems
114
Heads
114
Emptying the Waste Holding Tank
114
Using Dockside Discharge
115
Optional Overboard Discharge
115
Optional Direct Overboard Discharge
117
Flushing Waste Directly Overboard
117
Standard Waste System Layout
118
Optional Overboard Discharge Layout
120
Optional Grey Water System
126
Emptying the Grey Water Holding Tank
126
Optional Grey Water System Layout
127
Propane Stove
129
Checking the System for Leaks
129
Powering the Engines
135
Fuel System
135
Fuel Tanks
135
Gasoline Fuel Systems
135
Gasoline Fuel System Layout
136
Diesel Fuel Systems
141
Fuel Transfer Pump
141
Fuel Shut-Off Valves
141
Fuel Tank Vents
141
Auxiliary Systems
142
Engine Ventilation
142
Bilge Blowers/Engine Ventilation System
143
Cooling System
144
Exhaust System
144
Cooling & Exhaust System Layout - Gasoline
145
Fire Suppression
147
Engine Gauges
148
Instrumental Panel Gauges
148
Tachometer
148
Temperature Gauge
149
Oil Pressure Gauge
149
Fuel Gauges
150
Gauge Maintenance
150
Controls
151
Gear and Throttle Controls
151
Shift Levers
151
Throttle Levers
151
Throttle Synchronizer
152
Control Cables
153
Steering
153
Preparing for Cruising
154
Fueling
154
Prior to Fueling
154
After Fueling
155
Pre-Start Checklist
155
Operating/Maneuvering
159
Before Operating
161
Navigation
161
Charts
161
Horn
161
Shallow Water Operation
162
Launching
162
On the Boat
162
Loading
162
Leaving a Pier or Mooring
163
Landing at Pier
163
Tracking Forward
164
Tracking Astern
164
Picking up a Mooring
165
Maneuvering
165
Maneuvering Astern
165
Checking Headway
166
Close Quarters Turns
166
Anchoring
166
Stern Anchors
167
Mooring Lines
167
Towing
168
Getting Underway
169
The Shakedown Cruise
169
Operating at Planning Speed
170
Trim Tabs
170
Maintenance
175
General Information
177
Materials
177
Fiberglass
177
Wood
177
Solid Mahogany Lumber
178
Solid Maple or Teak
178
Metal
178
High Pressure Laminate
178
Construction
179
Hull
179
Deck
179
Interior Modules
180
Carver "Shoe Box" Hull-To-Deck Joint
180
Maintenance Schedule
181
Type "A" Maintenance
181
Type "B" Maintenance
181
Type "C" Maintenance
181
General Maintenance Schedule
182
Exterior Maintenance
185
Fiberglass Surfaces
185
Gelcoat Repair
185
Gelcoat Blisters
186
Anti-Fouling Bottom Paint
186
Caulking and Sealants
186
Stainless Steel Rails and Hardware
187
Decorative Striping Tape
187
Windows
187
Exterior Vinyl Upholstery
188
Cleaning Supplies
188
Exterior Carpet
188
Vinyl Cleaning & Care
189
Canvas
190
White Vinyl
190
Sunbrella
190
Enclosure Curtains
190
Interior Maintenance
191
Woodwork
191
Woven Fabrics
191
Fabric Cleaning & Care
193
Carpet
194
Interior Fiberglass and Plexiglass
194
Interior Fiberglass
194
Mechanical System
195
Engines/Generator
195
Thru-Hull Valves
195
Propeller Shaft Stuffing Box
195
Propeller Shaft Layout
196
Rudder Port
197
Rudder Layout
197
Props
199
Struts
199
12 Volt System
199
Sanitation System
201
Winterizing the Boat
205
Winterization
207
Engines
207
To Drain the Water System
207
To Winterize the Onboard Water System
207
Spring Commissioning
208
Grey Water System
211
Interior
212
Dry Storage
213
Wet Storage
213
Lifting and Dry Storage
213
Blocking
214
Blocking Profile
214
Blocking Aft View
215
Important Antifreeze Bulletin
216
Recommended Antifreeze Products
217
Winter-Pruf
217
Freeze Ban
217
Pedestal Cover Installation
217
Spring Recommissioning Checlist
218
Pre-Launch
218
Specifications
231
Physical Measurements
231
Determining Your Boat's Draft
232
Draft Conversion
232
Dry Weight
233
Interior/Cabin Layout
234
Interior Hatch Locations
235
Fill Plate/Pumpout Locations
236
Above Waterline Thru-Hull Fittings
237
Below Waterline Thru-Hull Fittings
239
Bridge Canvas/Upholstery
240
Index
247
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Carver 350 Mariner Specifications
General
Fuel Capacity
250 gallons
Maximum Speed
30 knots
Sleeping Capacity
6
Holding Tank Capacity
20 gal
Engine
Twin
Length Overall
35 ft
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