What is the light phase characteristic of a lighted isolated-danger mark?
Official USCG Answer & Rule Citation
Correct Answer: Option D — Group flashing
Isolated danger marks are characterized by a white group-flashing light, specifically Fl(2). This distinct light phase, defined by IALA standards, ensures that mariners can immediately identify the mark as an isolated hazard rather than a lateral channel marker or a safe water mark.
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