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Page Title: Figure 9-30.—Sound signals in restricted visibility
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INTERNATIONAL INLAND MAKING  WAY MAKING WAY UNDERWAY BUT STOPPED AND UNDERWAY BUT STOPPED AND MAKING  NO  WAY MAKING NO WAY VESSEL  NOT  UNDER  COMMAND, VESSEL NOT UNDER COMMAND, VESSEL   RESTRICTED   IN   HER VESSEL   RESTRICTED   IN   HER ABILITY TO MANEUVER, VESSEL ABILITY  TO  MANEUVER  UNDERWAY CONSTRAINED  BY  DRAFT,  SAILING OR AT ANCHOR, SAILING VESSEL, VESSEL,  VESSEL  ENGAGED  IN VESSEL ENGAGED IN FISHING FISHING, VESSEL ENGAGED IN UNDERWAY OR AT ANCHOR, VESSEL TOWING OR PUSHING ENGAGED IN TOWING OR PUSHING ANOTHER VESSEL VESSEL BEING TOWED OR LAST VESSEL  BEING  TOWED  OR  LAST VESSEL OF TOW VESSEL OF TOW RAPID RAPID RINGING  OF RINGING OF BELL FOR 5 BELL FOR 5 SEC. EV. MIN. ANCHORED SEC. EV. MIN. ANCHORED RAPID ANCHORED OVER 100 METERS RAPID ANCHORED OVER 100 METERS RINGING  OF RINGING OF BELL FOR 5 BELL FOR 5 SEC. SEC. FOLLOWED FOLLOWED BY RAPID BY  RAPID RINGING  OF RINGING OF GONG  EVERY GONG EVERY MINUTE MINUTE 3  SEPARATE  &  AGROUND 3 SEPARATE & AGROUND DISTINCT DISTINCT STROKES  ON STROKES ON BELL BELL IMMEDIATELY IMMEDIATELY BEFORE  & BEFORE & AFTER  RAPID AFTER RAPID RINGING  OF RINGING OF BELL BELL PILOT VESSEL ENGAGED ON PILOT   VESSEL   ENGAGED   ON PILOTAGE DUTY PILOTAGE DUTY NOTE: SIGNAL INTERVALS ARE 2 MINUTES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Figure 9-30.—Sound signals in restricted visibility. A vessel not under command; a vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver, whether under way or anchored;  a  sailing  vessel;  a  vessel  engaged  in fishing, whether under way or anchored; and a vessel engaged in towing or pushing another vessel will sound one prolonged blast, followed by two short blasts at 2-minute intervals. A vessel at anchor must, at intervals of not more than  a  minute,  ring  the  bell  rapidly  for  about  5 9-31

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