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USCG Exam PracticeTwin-screw vessel handling

When rotating a twin-screw vessel about its pivot point with one engine ahead and one astern, what helm position and speed condition are required?

  1. A. Full rudder toward the ahead engine, with moderate headway
  2. B. Full rudder away from the ahead engine, with no way on
  3. Helm amidships, with no way onCorrect
  4. D. Helm amidships, with moderate sternway

Why C is correct

Rotating about the pivot point is performed with the helm amidships and no way on; clutching one engine ahead and the other astern turns the boat with little or no advance and transfer. (USCG Boat Crew Seamanship Manual §10-D)

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