- Advanced Anchoring Techniques
- Boat and Yacht Transport Part 1: Trucking
- Boat and Yacht Transport Part 2: Delivery Skippers
- Boat and Yacht Transport Part 3: Overseas Shipping
- Dinghy - Make Your Own
- DSC - Your VHF Radio is Smarter than You Think
- Electrolysis 101
- Engine - Diesel
- Engine - Diesel - Scheduled Maintenance
- Junk Rig
- Navigation - Celestial
- Navigation Aids - US
- Navigation of Boats
- Ocean Sailing Basics
- Pets on the Boat
- Polycarbonate (Lexan) - Restore Your Own
- Safety Req. US
- Sails - Cleaning Sails
- Weatherfax - Make Your Own
- Wet weather tips
- What's a GRIB?
- WiFi Boosting with the Bowltenna
Private Navigation Aids - U.S.
Aids to
Navigation — Road Signs of the Waterway
Private Aids to Navigation - US
A Private Aid to Navigation is a buoy, light
or daybeacon owned and maintained by any individual or organization
other than the U.S. Coast Guard. These aids are designed to
allow individuals or organizations to mark privately owned
marine obstructions or other similar hazards to navigation.
For further information, contact your local Coast Guard District
Aids to Navigtion Office.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regulates
the placement of mooring buoys in all navigable U.S. waters.
Those wishing to establish mooring buoys need to contact their
local Army Corps of Engineers.

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