ROR: ANNEX -I, Part-1
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Annex I Diagrammatic Explanation
Positioning and Technical details of Lights and shapes
Point 1-4
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Correction- Vertical Positioning and spacing of Lights , point D refers to 23 d(i) and not 23 c(i)
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I think you meant point number I instead of H. Also, the point "i(1)" states that the lowest of the light shall be placed not less than 4 mtrs above the hull. (this refers to the last light and not the towing light). In case of the Towing light, the criteria for 4 mtrs shall be exempted.
Exactly that's where I got confused😕 as I've never seen the stern and towing light at such greater heights on the aft deck.
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Same here, I also got confused in this point it says last light should be atleast 4 meters above, except in case of a towing light..
one mistake in criteria of lights in a vertical line, towing light is not more than 4m. it is the lowest light shall not be less than 4m above the hull. if a towing light is carried then the 4m criteria are exempted.
Thank you sir for such a great explanation. Pls keep the good work on. Thank you 😊
First of all, Thanks for Your Efforts. Secondly, Kindly confirm in VERTICAL POSITIONING AND SPACING OF LIGHTS Point No. D, Here I think it is talking about All-Round Light prescribed in Rule 23 D (i) not the 23 C (i).
Yes you are absolutely correct.
There is a misprint in my book.
Sorry about it.
Thanks for bringing this Correction to my notice. I'll add it in the description.
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Thankyou for pointing out the mistake i found the same mistake but not in my ROR book, but in Admiralty Mariner's Handbook, i was reading from there, and they had many such mistakes which even NTM can't update 😂
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Great video sir keep up the good work
except where a towing light is required, be placed at a height not less than 4 mts above hull.....it does't mean that the height of the towing light has to be not less than 4 mts rather it says that the lowest of the two or three lights be placed 4 mts above the hull.
Exactly my confusion but much awaited video thank you for your efforts Nihal
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U explained such a easy way... otherwise very difficult to understand 🙏🙏🙏 thanks
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Nice explanation bro🎉
In 20:05 if we place between the two masthead lights then the criteria of 4.5m vertical seperation from forward masthead light should be followed or not ??
How would be nav lights placed on a VLCC of 333 meters, please explain . Because practically the lenght between fwd mast and main mast is more than 100mtrs in VLCC.
when you say about the towing vessel they are not the (white lights)as you mentioned they are the masthead lights in a vertical line followed by two or three depending on the towing length rest your annex was helpful many thanks
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very good videos and good explanation thaking you sir
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Excellent explanation thanks
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Excellent video really helpful please try to do annex 2,3&4
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Sir, your videos are very good and knowledgeable, but I am in doubt in rule h1 & h2 , may you please check it again and please be kind to revert me if possible to clear my doubt.
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Thanks for explaining, its much easy now, regarding (g) please verify as i read something else on page 17 in the book" international light,shape and sound signals" by D.A.moore
Standford maritime london.
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Sir,sirf 1 ek annex hai kya ROR ka ya usse jyada hote hai or agar 1 annex se jyada annex hote hai to unki video kaha milegi,kya apne banai hai
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It says height need not be more than 12 metres not saying that height shall not be more than 12 metres. Fwd masthead light can be at a higher level than 12m above the hull.
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Having some doubt
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plz correct it its not H one or H two its under I (i) and I (ii)
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hi it is point I not point 1 of G.
Point WHEN THE RULES PRESCRIB TWO OR THREE LIGHTS TO BE CARRIED IN A VERTICAL LINE,...
First point, can you recheck whether you explained it correctly
Yes it's fine.
@@NihalGupta When the the lights are in vertical line, the lowest of the light shall be 4m above hull, not the towing light. They have given exception for towing light.
Please correct me if I am wrong
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Kindly read it again
'Except where a Towing light is required'
Means where a Towing light is requiered in that case the Towing light would be the Lowest of the lights . Such a light(towing light at stern) shall be placed not less than 4m above the Hull .
logically also it works well. As your lowest of the aftermast lights shall be at least 4.5m above the forward one where as your forward mast head need not be less than 6m.
That makes the lowest of the aftermast light already 10.5m above the Hull.
Hence that point is specifically for Towing Light ( Yellow) at the stern.
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@@NihalGupta except where a towing light is required, be placed at a height not less than 4 mts above hull.....it does't mean that the height of the towing light has to be not less than 4 mts rather it says that the lowest of the two or three lights be placed 4 mts above the hull..............practically towing lights are not considered to be placed above 4 mts. the english is very funny language ....as soon as word except is used it means the rules are not being told about the matter stated using except.
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