HELPFUL INFORMATION
you should stay out, such as “Swim Area” may be printed
in black on the marker.
Informational markers are white signs with orange borders.
They give information such as direction, distance and
location.
Lateral markers in the USWMS system are either
numbered red or black buoys. Black buoys may have
green reflectors or lights. They are the equivalent of green
buoys in the IALA-B system. Red buoys may have red
reflectors or lights. They are the same as red buoys in the
IALA-B system. Red and black buoys are usually found in
pairs — pass between them.
A Special Sign
In Florida, you may see a special sign: “Caution, Manatee
Area.” When you see this sign, slow down to idle speed.
Manatees, an endangered species, are passive, large,
slow-moving mammals. Many manatees are seriously
injured or killed each year by boat propellers.
OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S LOGS AND
RECORDS
At the end of this chapter are several forms which you will
find very helpful.
Use the Boat Data Record to record all important
information about your boats and the major components
installed. After you have entered all the data, remove this
form from your Owner’s/Operator’s Manual and store in a
safe place. Do not keep this form aboard your boat.
The Service/Maintenance Log provides a record of
maintenance work completed on your boat, the date of
completion and the engine hour reading. This log will also
help you identify the frequency of routine maintenance
work, such as engine oil changes. If you should decide to
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