Boating Safety Recommended Safety Equipment | Nautique 90490

Boating Safety

Recommended Safety

Equipment

As a precaution, a good boater will avoid potential problems on an outing by having additional equipment on-board. Normally, this equipment is dependent on the body of water and the length of the trip; your Nautique dealer can assist you:

•First aid kit and manual

•Anchor with at least 75 feet (23 meters) of line

•Mooring lines and fenders

•Bailing device (bucket, hand pump)

•Combination oar/boat hook

•Local charts and compass

•Day/night distress signals

•Waterproof flashlight and spare batteries

•Cellular phone

•Binoculars

•Portable AM/FM radio with weather band

•Lubricant

•Tool kit

•Spare propeller and mounting hardware

•Spare fuses

•Spare keys

•Sunglasses and sun block lotion

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Nautique 90490 manual Boating Safety Recommended Safety Equipment

Contents

Page Hull Check Before You Launch Your Boat Boater’s ChecklistCheck Before You Start Your Engine Restricted Areas Emission Control Warranty InformationProposition Product Improvement Boating Terminology Table of Contents Crossover Nautique Uniform State Regulatory Boarding Platform Correct Craft Limited Page Section Boating Safety Safety While Boating Section General Precautions Indicates a property damage message Throttle Control Transom Warning Boating Safety Boat Safety LabelsTow Pylon Water Strainer Fuel Fill Walk Through Windshield Flame ArrestorDash Pod Fuel Control Cell Flight Control Tower Side Console Boater Responsibilities Section Boating Regulations Registration/Documentation Education Opportunities Section Insurance Overloading Operating By Minors Section Visibility Passenger Safety Seating Boating Under the Influence Required Safety Equipment Boating Safety Reporting AccidentsRendering Assistance Life Saving Equipment Type Throwable Devices Fire Extinguisher SectionNavigation Lights Horn or Whistle FIRE/EXPLOSION Hazard Visual Distress Signals KC-0082 Boating Safety Recommended Safety Equipment Section Emergency Stop Switch and Lanyard Emergencies Boating SafetyFire/Explosion Water Rescue Man Overboard Capsizing and SwampingCollisions Grounding Shallow Water Operation Hazardous ConditionsMedical Emergency Operation Failure Weather/Seas Dam Spillways Divers Flag Alpha Flag Distress Flag RED Blue Skin Diver Warning Flag Swim Area Warning Buoy Carbon Monoxide Foreign Species Boating Safety Our EnvironmentFuel/Oil Spillage Exhaust Emissions Discharge/Disposal of WasteExcessive Noise Wake/Wash Teak/Drag Surfing Watersport SafetyCleaning Agents Marpol Treaty Exhaust Port Safety Alert From August 28 General Watersport Precautions Section Boating Safety Watersports Responsibility Code Watersports Hand Signals Boating Safety Section Aids To Navigation Section Basic Rules of the Road Uswms System Fwms System Uniform State Regulatory MarkersUniform State Waterway Marking System Uswms Spherical Safe Water Marker Fwms Marking System Privileged Boats Right of WayBurdened Boats Crossing Crossing Situation Meeting Head-On Meeting Head-On Overtaking Overtaking Night Running General Prudential Rule Section 216V Section Crossover Nautique 216V/226 Specifications 226 Dash Pod and Console Crossover Nautique 216V/226 Ignition and Switch Panel Crossover Nautique 216V/226 Keys Section 216V Deck Layout Description Section Deck Layout Crossover Nautique 216V/226 Section Standard and Optional Equipment Steering Section Controls and Indicators Hydro-Gate Control and SportShift CORC143 Section Shifter/Throttle Emergency Stop Switch Gauges Dash Pod Controls and Indicators Volt Port Ignition KeyswitchControl Switches Speedometer Calibration Courtesy/Docking Lights Belly, Port, Starboard BallastUnderwater Lights Heater Fan if equipped Navigation/Anchor Light Engine Compartment/Bilge Area Blower Horn Bilge Pump Section Dash Pod Ignition and Switch PanelKeyless Ignition Unlocked Mode Locked ModeRun Mode Automatic Back-lighting Automatic Return to Locked ModeMultiple Keyless Ignition Codes Programming the Primary User Code Programming or Changing the Secondary User Code Changing the Primary User Code Erasing the User Codes Nautique Cruise Control Section Button Function Mode Button Down Speedometer/Depth Sounder Speedometer Calibration Speedometer Function Depth Sounder Function Depth Sounder Alarm Settings Canceling Depth AlarmsShallow Alarm Keel Offset Deep Alarm Units Tachometer/Fuel Monitor Engine Hour Meter Engine TemperatureHours Remaining Oil Pressure VoltmeterInstrument Lights Canceling System Alarms LCD Alarm Condition DisplaysTachometer Display Sequence Severe Conditions Includes a Flashing Red Light Circuit Breakers Power Management Access PMA PanelBilge Volt Recpt Battery Selector Switch Negative Dash Pod Circuit Breaker Box Watersports Tow Point Controls and Indicators Standard Equipment Bow Features of Your Nautique Driver’s Seat Adjustment Rearview Mirror Adjustment Storage Hatch Observer’s Seat 216V Only Engine Cover Hatch Coolers Walk-Thru Windshield Opening/Latching Boarding Platform 216V Engine Cooling Water Intake Valve 226 Fuel Tank Flight Control Tower Series 3 FCT Folding Instructions for Flight Control Tower Optional Anchor Storage Locker Bimini Top Engine Compartment Air Intakes COR0238 Ballast Tanks Ballast Tank Control SwitchesBallast Control Gauges Stereo and Speaker Pods Controls and Indicators Optional Accessories Section Fuel System Section Boat Systems Fuel Feed Fuel Tank Vent Fuel Fill Fuel Return Fuel Filter Boat Systems Ballast Tanks and Bilge Section Ballast Tank Valves Boat Systems Belly Ballast Tank and Bilge System Section Port and Starboard Ballast Tanks Boat Systems Volt System Section Heater System-Optional Boat Systems Section Section Getting Underway Safety Checklist Fueling Section Safety Equipment Gasoline Containing Alcohol After fueling When fuelingFuel Stabilizer Recommendations for Ethanol Blended Fuels Boat Planing Getting Underway Boarding Section Pre-Operation Checks Getting Underway Reverse Getting Underway Section Flooded Engine Section Propeller Selection Break-In Procedure Shifting Refer to , Hazardous Conditions, Boating SafetySteering Docking Getting Underway Stopping Section Section Running Maneuvering Section Maneuvering Techniques Dumb Bell Ski Pattern Tow Pattern Anchoring Section Freezing Temperatures Dropping Anchor RunningDanforth Anchor Anchoring Weighing Pulling In Anchor Propellers Running Performance Boating Section General Maintenance Section Care and Maintenance Engine Intake Water Strainer Bilge Pumps Section CE Bilge Discharge Filter Cartridge Replacement Removal Care and Maintenance Propeller Installation Through-Hull Fittings Care and Maintenance Propeller Shaft Stuffing BoxQuick Oil Drain System Freshwater Flushing Kit- Optional Section Salt Water BoatingProper Use of Freshwater Flushing Kit Battery Maintenance CORC212 Care and Maintenance Gelcoat Maintenance Care of Glass Care of Metal Care and Maintenance Vinyl Maintenance Cleaning Section Care and Maintenance Tunable Rudder Rudder Remote Lube Fitting Replace the drain/fill plug and tighten securely Care and Maintenance Transmission Shift Cable Section Troubleshooting Performance Section Trouble Check Chart Electrical Section Section Storage Lifting Rings and Lifting Eyes 10-2 Storage Winterizing Your Boat 10-4 Storage Check for Water in Your Fuel System Winterizing Ballast Tanks if equipped Security WiringStorage Trailer/Trailering Hitch Towing Your Boat Long Trips 10-10 Glossary Page Glossary Page Boats as Originally Manufactured by Correct Craft WarrantyLifetime Limited Warranty Transferable Lifetime Limited Warranty Gelcoat Three 3 Year Non-transferable Limited Warranty Boat Five 5 Year Transferable Limited WarrantyEngine Warranty Warranty Procedure Warranty Page Nautique Regional Centers