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    Part D Sound and Lights Signals

    Rule 32
    Definitions
     The word ‘whistle’ means…
     Any sound signalling appliance
     Capable of producing the prescribed ‘Blasts’
     Complied with spec per Annex 3
     The term ‘short blast’ means…
     A blast of about one second duration
     The term ‘prolonged blast’ means…
     A blast of from four to six seconds duration
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Sound signals
     Whistle
     capable, complies Annex III
     Short blast
     duration 1 sec
     Prolonged blast
     duration 4-6 sec
     Bell & Gong
     no sound confusion
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Rule 33
    Equipment for sound signals
     A vessel of 12m or more …
     A Whistle
     A Bell
     A vessel of 100m or more
     A Whistle
     A Bell (forward part)
     A Gong (aft part)
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Rule 33
    Equipment for sound signals
     The tone and sound to be distinctive as per
    Spec. in Annex III
     Can be replaced by simulated sounds
     Manual sounding shall be possible
     A vessel less than 12m
     Not obliged to carry as above
     To be provided with efficient substitute
    Rule 34
    Manoeuvring and warning Signals
    Vessel in sight of one another
    I am altering my course to Starboard -
    I am altering my course to Port --
    I am operating Astern propulsion ---
    Fail to undertsand your intention -----
    (short & rapid)
    Can supplement above signals
    with similar Light signals
    duration of each flash about 1 sec
    interval about 1 sec
    interval between signals < 10 sec
    Light’s visibility 5 miles ARnd
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Rule 34
    When in sight of one another in a narrow
    channel or fairway (in compliance w/Rule 9)
    I intend to overtake you on your starboard
    side sound __-
    I intend to overtake you on your port side
    sound _ _ --
    If agree sound _-_-
    If disagree sound -----
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Rule 34
    A vessel nearing a bend or an area of a
    channel or fairway where other vessels may
    be obscured by obstructions….
    Nearing a bend and unable to see beyond
    would sound one prolonged blast.
    If in range of audibility would reply with one
    prolonged blast.

    One whistle only shall sound if distance apart >


    100m
    Rule 35
    Sound Signals in Restricted Visibility
     To be followed strictly …
     In or near an area of Res. Visibility
     By day or night
     P.D. Vessel
     Making way _
     Underway (but stopped) __
     NUC, RAM, CBD, Sail,Tow, Push _ - -
     Fish, RAM (@ Anchor) _
    --
     Towed (if manned) _ ---
     Pushing (Composite) – as in P.D.
     Pilot Vessel ----
    (may in addition to P.D)
    Intervals NOT more than 2 minutes
    Rule 35
    Sound Signals in Restricted Visibility
    Vessels at Anchor
    (a) Power Driven Vessel (inc. Pilot vessel)
     At interval of not more than 1 minute
     Ring Bell rapidly for 5 sec. (Bell to be forward)
    And immediately thereafter
     Sound the Gong rapidly for 5 sec in the aft part

    May in addition sound - _ - warning to approaching vessels


    (b) Vessel aground (All Vessels)
     Bell + Gong + 3 Separate and Distinct Strokes on the Bell + Any other.
    (c) RAM and Fishing
    No Bell & Gong Signals but sound _ - -
    (interval 2 mins)
    Part D Sound and Lights Signals
    Rule 36
    Signals to attract attention…
     If necessary
     Any vessel may make Light or Sound Signals that cannot be
    mistaken for any signals authorised elsewhere in these Rules.

     May Direct the Beam of her Searchlights in the direction of the danger

     Any Light not to be mistaken for any Aid to navigation.


     Avoid High intensity intermittent and revolving Lights.
     Signals – Light, Sound and Beam should NOT embarrass any
    vessel.

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