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ASA 106 Exam V1 | Latest 2025/ 2026 Update | Questions and Answers | 100% Correct | Verified Solutions| GRADED A
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Answer: Higher
Answer: Abaft
Answer: The app wind shifts from ahead to abeam or abaft. Boat heels less and comes around to new course.
Answer: CLR is generally the center of the keel
Answer: weather helm is thought by some sailors to be a desirable situation, both from the standpoint of the "feel" of the helm, and the tendency of the boat to head slightly to windward in stronger gusts, to some extent self-feathering the sails.
Answer: Forward
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draft of the sails? Answer: Light wind conditions or bear away???
Answer: Add line to forward part of anchor and attach it to a bouy or fender.
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Answer: 1/3 of vessel's hull speed
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Answer: Set up a bridle for each both vessels. Try to minimize chaffe. Set up communication with othe vessel (horns, hand signals). Tow line should be nylon and long enough to match wave patterns. Once deployed, accelerate slowly. Stand clear of line in case it separates
Answer: 1/2 gallon?
Answer: Calculate gal/hr at different rpm. Divide fuel capacity by g/h to get hours. Assume 25% buffer d/t errors.
Answer: Mine: Stern Host: Stbd spreader
Answer: Sound horn as a danger signal. Drop anchor immediately or raise jib to to maintain steerage. Use fenders if collision is eminant. ???
Answer: Sound horn as a danger signal. Announce pan pan on vhf. Hoist sails to avoid other boats. ???
Answer: Stop the boat. Sound horn as a danger signal. Try using emergency tiller. Rig alternative rudder if it is damaged.
Answer: Activate all bilge pumps. Use manual bilbe pump if necessary. Start engine to keep batteries and pumps working. Find the leak. Check through hulls. Use balsa chocks if necessary. Check hull for holes.
Answer: While close hauled tac so the jib is backwinded (aback), steer to lee (lash wheel and ease reefed main.
Answer: Douse sails and lock helm to leeward. Only use if waves are not taller than the freeboard at the beam.
Answer: Wide, veil-like layered clouds. They tend to thicken into cirrostratus as a warm front approaches.
Answer: Heap-like. clouds with convective elements. Possible precursor to storms. can align in rows and often indicate elevated instability.
Answer: A layer of cloud clumps. Frequently appear ahead or behind fronts.