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USCG Deck General (Set 55)

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On small passenger vessels, fuel lines may be made of __________.

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#1 On small passenger vessels, fuel lines may be made of __________. #2 On small passenger vessels, when must watchmen patrol throughout the vessel to guard against and give alarm in case of fire or other danger? #3 Which small passenger vessel(s) is/are NOT required to carry a Category 1 406 MHz EPIRB? #4 Vessels operating in warm water whose routes are restricted to 20 miles from a harbor of safe refuge shall carry life floats or buoyant apparatus for not less than __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #5 Aboard a 60 foot long small passenger vessel (other than a ferry) which is certificated to carry 33 persons, the minimum capacity required per bilge pump is __________. #6 The Master of a small passenger vessel must conduct sufficient drills and give sufficient instruction as necessary __________. #7 Where must the draft marks be placed on a small passenger vessel? #8 Which letter in illustration D030DG below represents a plain whipping? #9 On vessels that are required to have fixed carbon dioxide fire extinguishing systems, the controls to operate the system shall be installed in an accessible location __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #10 Backfire flame arrestors are installed on __________. #11 Life floats and buoyant apparatus used aboard small passenger vessels shall be marked in clearly legible letters and numbers __________. #12 A carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is required to be recharged if the weight loss exceeds what percentage of the weight of the charge? (small passenger vessel regulations) #13 Which device is required in the fuel supply line at the engine? #14 A documented vessel's name is marked on a clearly visible exterior area of both sides of the bow and on the stern in block letters not less than __________. #15 On a documented small passenger vessel, what information must be permanently affixed in block-type letters and/or numerals to the main beam or other clearly visible interior structural part of the hull? #16 Lifesaving equipment shall be stowed so that it will be __________. #17 On small passenger vessels what device must you install under carburetors, other than the downdraft type, to allow ready removal of fuel leakage? #18 A small passenger vessel's Official Number must be marked___________. #19 According to the "T-Boat" regulations, the permanent marks placed on each side of a vessel forward, aft, and amidships to indicate the maximum allowable draft and trim are called __________. #20 All life jackets carried on board small passenger vessels are required to be marked __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #21 Which statement is TRUE concerning fire hose on a small passenger vessel? #22 On small passenger vessels, how many supply and exhaust ducts are required in each enclosed space containing gasoline powered machinery or gasoline fuel tanks? #23 Which line cannot be spliced? #24 On board small passenger vessels, fill lines and sounding pipes of gasoline tanks must extend directly __________. #25 All life jackets and life buoys shall be marked with the vessel's name in letters at least __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #26 The Master of a vessel shall make sure the EPIRB is tested __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #27 Fixed ballast, if used, may be __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #28 On a life float or buoyant apparatus, the life line is __________. (small passenger vessel regulations) #29 What type of knot in illustration D030DG below is indicated by the Letter "E"? #30 Aboard small passenger vessels, which material may be used for diesel fuel line installations but not for gasoline fuel lines?

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