Pro-Line Boats 33 Express Owner's Manual page 47

Making Way
Marina
MAYDAY
Mooring
Motor
Motorboat
Navigation
Nautical Mile
Nun Buoy
Oar
Outboard
Outdrive
Outdrive
Overall Length
Painter
Making progress through the water.
A place, essentially a dock area where small recreational craft are kept. It is
usually where floats or piers as well as service facilities are available.
A radio distress call from the French m'aidez (help me). In Morse Code it is
an SOS.
Commonly the anchor chain, buoy, pennant, etc., by which a boat is
permanently anchored in one location.
A source of mechanical power.
Any watercraft 65 feet or less in length propelled by machinery, whether or
not such machinery is the principal source of propulsion.
The art of conducting a ship from port to port.
It is 6076.12 feet or 1852 meters.
geographical mile is the length of one minute of latitude at the equator is
6087.20 feet.
A conical, red buoy bearing an even number and marking the starboard side
of a channel from seaward.
A wooden instrument with a flat blade at one end used for propelling a boat.
(1) A propulsion unit for boats attached at the transom. It includes the
motor drive shaft and propeller.
(2) Outside or away from the vessel's hull. It is the opposite of inboard.
A propulsion system for boats that is attached to the transom. It includes the
motor, drive shaft and propeller.
A propulsion system for boats that is attached to the transom. It includes the
motor, drive shaft and propeller.
The extreme length of a vessel, excluding spars or rigging fittings. (LOA).
A line attached to the bow of a boat used to secure the boat to a dock.
It is an international standard.
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