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questions: 20 question id: 46 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 0 correct answer: 1
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Should Radar be used to help in collision avoidance?
questions: 20 question id: 38 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 0 correct answer: 1
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What is the ARPA function on a RADAR?
questions: 20 question id: 42 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 1
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In a traffic separation Scheme what are the Rules in a Head on Situation?
questions: 20 question id: 29 mode: day direction: portside vessel type: 3 correct answer: 2
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A fishing vessel is crossing from your starboard side and there exists a risk of collision. Which rules apply?
questions: 20 question id: 32 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 4
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In this collision case, the two vessels engaged in VHF radio communications, which rule requires use of the VHF radio in order to avoid a collision?
questions: 20 question id: 16 mode: day direction: starboard vessel type: 1 correct answer: 4
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Another cargo vessel is crossing from left to right, if no risk of collision exists who is the give way vessel?
questions: 20 question id: 23 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 2
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As both vessels were equipped with Radar what range should the rings be set to?
questions: 20 question id: 2 mode: day direction: portside vessel type: 1 correct answer: 2
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Another vessel up ahead is crossing from right to left and there is a risk of collision. What should you do in this situation?
questions: 20 question id: 13 mode: night direction: ahead vessel type: 1 correct answer: 2
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A power driven vessel is heading towards us and the radar has calculated a CPA (Closest Point of Approach) of 0.5NM, what should you do?
questions: 20 question id: 28 mode: night direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 1
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At 22.41 both vessels had not yet sighted each other and had no reason to consider any risk of collision. What Rule should be implemented anyway?
questions: 20 question id: 40 mode: night direction: ahead vessel type: 1 correct answer: 1
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A head on situation existed between both vessel, what should each vessel do?
questions: 20 question id: 37 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 0 correct answer: 2
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What is the MARPA function on the RADAR?
questions: 20 question id: 5 mode: night direction: stern vessel type: 1 correct answer: 2
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You are gaining on a power driven vessel which is ahead to the port quarter and your Radar has calculated a CPA of 0.5 NM to his Starboard side in 37mins, what should do?
questions: 20 question id: 3 mode: night direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 4
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The radar rings are set to 0.5 mile range and a another vessel is heading towards our vessel at a distance of 8.5 miles. What should you do?
questions: 20 question id: 49 mode: night direction: portside vessel type: 1 correct answer: 1
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A target vessel is showing on our Radar screen and the rings are set to 6NM range. At what time intervals should you plot its position?
questions: 20 question id: 25 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 2
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Both vessels where equipped with VHF Radio, could it be used to avoid a collision? Which answer is correct?
questions: 20 question id: 15 mode: day direction: ahead vessel type: 1 correct answer: 3
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A cargo ship is up ahead and you plan to over take, there is no risk of collision but who is the give way vessel at this stage?
questions: 20 question id: 27 mode: none direction: hidden vessel type: 1 correct answer: 1
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Which Rules should always be obeyed at all times?
questions: 20 question id: 19 mode: night direction: portside vessel type: 1 correct answer: 3
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As the build up to the collision unfolds, and a Risk of collision now exists, which rule did Millenium not follow?
questions: 20 question id: 12 mode: day direction: starboard vessel type: 2 correct answer: 1
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Your motor cruiser has a sailing vessel crossing from left to right and there is a risk of collision. What should you do?
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