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The pilot was long duty shall at night
show the following signals near the last
head all around lights a white above a
red light in addition when the vessel is
underway it show side lights and a
thermite
and when a tanker people show the
conventional anchor signals for a ship
of its size plus twice over red pilot
signals specified a bath
or during the day the final flag h
and restricted visibility in addition to
the can
national found signals for a vessel of
its size a pine accessible make also
sound identity signal of four short
blocks
note that when a pilot vessel is not on
duty could muster space signals as an
ordinary power-driven vessel of noise
extract from rule 29 pirate vessels
extract from rule 35 sound signals in
restricted visibility
roll 29-point settles a vessel engaged
on pilotage duty shall exhibit 12 on the
other last head to all-around lights in
a vertical line the other being light
from the lower red to when underway in
addition sidelights understand light
three when his anchor in addition to the
lights described in subparagraph one the
light lights or shape described in rule
34 vessels at anchor be a pilot level
were not engaged on pilotage 2g will
exhibit the light for shapes prescribed
for a similar level of her length
extract from rule 35 sound signals in
restricted visibility in Narnia an area
of restricted visibility whether by day
or night
the signals described in this rule shall
be used as follows
hey the power of investable making way
through the water sold at intervals of
not more than two minutes 1 prolonged
blast be a power-driven vessel under way
but stopped and making no way through
the water sounds intervals of not more
than two minutes to pull on glass
succession with an interval of about two
seconds between them
g the vessel at anchor shallot intervals
of not more than one minute
ring the bell rapidly for about five
seconds can a vessel at 100 meters or
more in length the bell shall be sounded
in the four part of the vessel and
immediately after the ringing of the
bell the goal should be sounded
graphically for about five seconds in
the after part of the vessel the vessel
at anchor may in addition sound three
blasts in succession maybe one short one
long and one short last to give warning
of her position and of the possibility
of collision to an approaching vessel j
the pilot vessel when engaged on
pilotage duty may in addition to the
signals described in paragraph a b or g
of this rule sounds and identity signal
consisting of four short bursts