Common Boating Words
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- This video is for you if you are shopping for a new or used boat and you don’t want to be fooled by a slick salesman? Or maybe you have recently bought one, and you don’t want to appear like a noob around the dock or ramp. Boating terms are different than cars and by the end of this video we want to help you learn them so you are more comfortable with the basic terms you will hear in the boating lingo world. Stick around to the end of the video when we provide a free download of a cheat sheet with these terms listed on a diagram. In this video we will cover:
1. The basic hull/bottom terms. 1:08
2. The basic boat locations/areas. 2:57
3. Basic boat measurements. 3:54
4. Other common nautical terms. 5:46
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Are there any other boating terms you would like to know about? Ask here, we answer all of our comments!
should make a video explaining about small boats and big motor and exceeding the maximum hp rating for a boat
My boat has a speedometer calibrated in MPH. A boating instructor insisted that no boat has its speedo in MPH...only Knots/hr. Who is correct?
Its really easy to remember Port and Starboard when you realise where the words originated:
Starboard is from Steer-board. Before boats had wheel houses and were steered by hand with a rudder, this was on the right of the boat because most people are right handed.
When the boat pulled in to Port, it would have to dock on the left hand to avoid damaging the rudder on the right side of the boat. Hence the Port side. So you had the Steer-board side and the Port side.
Hope that helps.
Hey Nick, that is fantastic - thank you! We learned something new today :-)
Port and left have four letters. That's much easier for my smooth crayon eating brain to remember
@@fnerXVI I’ve always remembered port that way too!
Cleat ?
Good overall, but the Freeboard is from the top side of the hull to the water. So basically, the draft and the freeboard always interacts together (adding the draft and the freeboard is the total height of the ship side) depending on the weights applied to the boat (fuel, fresh water, stores, etc).
Really enjoyed the video and the others that you have produced. Very informative for a new boater.
This is such a good video for a novice person. Thanks so much
Noob on the dock. Thanks so much for this
Very informative video. Thank you!
Great job explaining.
Glad you found it helpful:)
Well explained thanks.
Thank You for this video!
Great video. I feel the need to send you a new erasable marker :)
Fantastic video again. But where’s the downloadable link mentioned in the video? 🇨🇦👍🏼 (new sub 😁).
Where is it
Thanks for the video! Where's the downloadable list of all the terms? Didn't see it in the description.
Great video
We appreciate the feedback from a common boat lover!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Our pleasure :)
Nice videos
Thank you Kevin!
Where is the downloadable list?
Please, What is the area or the divider, between the Transom and the working deck? I think it's a mod on my Dell Quay Dory, prevents backwash when hitting the beach!
I'm not Tech savvy, failed to locate the link as mentioned for a lingo terminology print out, ant advice would be greatly appreciated,
What does buffer mean ?
Is Reinell a good boat?
Where is the link with terminology
There is no downloadable sheet
You are right and I am sorry for that - good intentions met bad follow through. I will get that done after the season’s rush is over :)
Helping me in a video game stormworks that's
Glad to hear it!
Left port? Yes we should have left port an hour ago...
Did he just walk in from like a downpour of rain?