I know this is a reupload from the main channel, but it would be nice to point out that red and green buoys are swapped depending where you are in the world (regions A or B). It would be nice to also see a video showing why things are this way today and not totally standardized
Curious that is. I can’t speak for anywhere else but routes going inland or away from the ocean the stbd buoy is red. We use “Red, Right, Returning” to memorize it.... or I guess another way to put it is the direction of buoyage is out to sea. Edit: Here is in the Salish Sea.
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I know this is a reupload from the main channel, but it would be nice to point out that red and green buoys are swapped depending where you are in the world (regions A or B). It would be nice to also see a video showing why things are this way today and not totally standardized
And of course reversed whether you are heading into or out of a harbour or port .. heading out it is reversed also ... port to starboard
Excellent explanation as always
Curious that is. I can’t speak for anywhere else but routes going inland or away from the ocean the stbd buoy is red. We use “Red, Right, Returning” to memorize it.... or I guess another way to put it is the direction of buoyage is out to sea. Edit: Here is in the Salish Sea.
You are using IALA Region A or B rules ?
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In region B which side i will keep the preferred channel to port and stbd buoys??
What is the difference between general direction of bouyage system and Local direction of voyage system
what is local buoyage and general buoyage ?