Rules 34 Maneuvering and Warning Signals | Sound and Light Signals

[@101159robertrnsr]

Thank you

[@rinchn3802]

Yes.

[@mariuslandauer6352]

Seems the distinction between international and inland overtaking signals is not covered in the reading or explanation of rule 34. I.e 2 prolonged blast portion of the intentions signal for international

[@uscaptainstraining]

The international side of the rules makes the most sense so I tend to use the international side to make sense of the Inland side.

[@gopikrishnan2015]

Please do correction in the video
One short blast to mean "I am altering my course to starboard"
Similarly in case of two short blast!

[@jacobpratt1586]

He’s reading from the Inland Rules, so he is correct. You are thinking of the International rules.
Inland:
* One Blast “I Intend to Leave you on my Port Side”
* Two Blasts “I Intend to Leave You on my Starboard Side”
International:
One Blast “ I am altering my course to Starboard”
Two Blasts “I am altering my course to Port”

[@phrocharodrigues]

meu pai