• Navigating the Case Book and the RRS
  15 Comments
  John Allan 25-Aug-17 17:49
• Definition obstruction, Rule 19; When obstruction ends.
  19 Comments
  Tim O'Connor 25-Aug-16 12:33
• The uniquely worded RRS 78.1
  16 Comments
  Angelo Guarino 25-Aug-15 11:24
• RRS vs. Colregs
  18 Comments
  Peter Clapp 25-Aug-13 19:31
• accepting assistance
  29 Comments
  Anthony Pelletier 25-Aug-10 17:51

• Navigating the Case Book and the RRS
  found it. thanks. 
  
  so it looks like you have to drill 3 taps deep each time you want to see the bookmarks? (poor app design .. should be a bookmark icon one can click on the top menu)
  Angelo Guarino Yesterday 11:53
• Giving mark room
  When the first of two boats enters the zone, one must give the other mark-room. The obligations under the Section A rules remain unchanged at that moment, Blue remains the keep-clear boat and Yellow remains the right-of-way boat, so rule 15 does not apply.
  
  When the Yellow boat reaches the zone between position 1 and 2 Blue is entitled to mark-room and can sail to the mark but must keep clear under rule 11. Yellow needs to anticipate that in advance. When Yellow does not allow Blue to sail to the mark Yellow breaks rule 18. 
  
  
  Mark Townsend Thu 14:57
• RRS vs. Colregs
  "ColRegs are always in force."
  Yes!  ColRegs / IRPCAS is an international treaty.  All races and racing sailors are bound by ColRegs as being representatives of signatory nations to the ColRegs treaty.  For example, sailboats under sail do not have right-of-way versus powered vessels that are 'not under command,' or that are engaged legitimate commercial activity (ie towing, fishing, etc.)
  
  
  Dennis Dyer Mon 00:34
• Definition obstruction, Rule 19; When obstruction ends.
  Got it 
  Angelo Guarino 25-Aug-17 14:51
• The uniquely worded RRS 78.1
  Thanks Angelo, I take your point.
  John Allan 25-Aug-16 07:06

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