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    The document summarizes various daytime signals including: 1) Signals indicating a vessel's status such as at anchor, not under command, aground, or engaged in underwater operations. 2) Signals for specific vessel types like minesweepers, pilot vessels, pair trawlers, and fishing vessels in different activities. 3) Hazard signals such as having divers down, taking in dangerous cargo, or being on fire with dangerous cargo. 4) Agreement signals like the flag for "I agree" or "yes". All signals are black except international code flags.

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    The document summarizes various daytime signals including: 1) Signals indicating a vessel's status such as at anchor, not under command, aground, or engaged in underwater operations. 2) Signals for specific vessel types like minesweepers, pilot vessels, pair trawlers, and fishing vessels in different activities. 3) Hazard signals such as having divers down, taking in dangerous cargo, or being on fire with dangerous cargo. 4) Agreement signals like the flag for "I agree" or "yes". All signals are black except international code flags.

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    What Is His Daytime Signal?: Fishing Vessels

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    Jonathan McCarthy
    The document summarizes various daytime signals including: 1) Signals indicating a vessel's status such as at anchor, not under command, aground, or engaged in underwater operations. 2) Signals for specific vessel types like minesweepers, pilot vessels, pair trawlers, and fishing vessels in different activities. 3) Hazard signals such as having divers down, taking in dangerous cargo, or being on fire with dangerous cargo. 4) Agreement signals like the flag for "I agree" or "yes". All signals are black except international code flags.

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    What is his Daytime Signal?

    A vessel at anchor Not Under Command A vessel Aground

    Constrained by her Draught Restricted in her ability to Fishing vessels


    Manoeuvre

    Minesweeper A Vessel engaged in fishing other A Sailing vessel using her engines
    that trawling with outlying gear on
    the surface more than 150 metres
    away from the vessel
    A vessel resticted in her ability to manoeuvre engaged in underwater operations

       Authors tip - if the tow is over 200 metres, everything gets a black diamond, if under 200 metres
    then no diamonds
    A pilot vessel (Flag "Hotel") Pair trawler (Flag "Tango") I have divers down (Flag "Alpha")

    Fishing vessel shooting her nets Fishing vessel hauling her nets Fishing vessel with nets fast upon
    (Flag "Zulu") (Flag "Golf") an obstruction (Flag "Papa")

    Tanker or similar vessel taking in Vessel on fire and has a dangerous I Agree or Yes
    dangerous cargo must be shown cargo onboard (Flag " Juilet") Can be used to agree to be
    whilst refuelling (Flag "Bravo") overtaken in a narrow channel

    All daytime signals are black except the international code of signal (flags)

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