Yacht's Grab-Bag
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==Yacht's "Grab-Bag"== | ==Yacht's "Grab-Bag"== | ||
In the unfortunate event of having to "Abandon Ship" it is imperative to have a "Grab" bag close to hand to carry on to the liferaft. Although all good quality liferafts are equiped with a small amount of emergency supplies and equipment, carrying on a "grab-bag" will add those extras that may be required. | In the unfortunate event of having to "Abandon Ship" it is imperative to have a "Grab" bag close to hand to carry on to the liferaft. Although all good quality liferafts are equiped with a small amount of emergency supplies and equipment, carrying on a "grab-bag" will add those extras that may be required. | ||
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In the contents your will find Olive Oil as a listed item. This is to wipe yourself with in an attempt to either limit or prevent saltwater infections and sores. | In the contents your will find Olive Oil as a listed item. This is to wipe yourself with in an attempt to either limit or prevent saltwater infections and sores. | ||
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Suggested contents of the grab-bag:- | Suggested contents of the grab-bag:- | ||
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Revision as of 14:54, 10 March 2016
Yacht's "Grab-Bag"
In the unfortunate event of having to "Abandon Ship" it is imperative to have a "Grab" bag close to hand to carry on to the liferaft. Although all good quality liferafts are equiped with a small amount of emergency supplies and equipment, carrying on a "grab-bag" will add those extras that may be required.
Ideally, this bag must be a waterproof, soft bag and easy to grab, carry and pass to the liferaft. As it cannot be too large, careful thought must be given to it's contents and weight.
When underway on passage it is wise to keep the ship's papers and crew's passports in a waterproof wallet somewhere near the logbook. If the crew must abandon ship; take the wallet, logbook and "grab-bag" UP TO the liferaft.
In the contents your will find Olive Oil as a listed item. This is to wipe yourself with in an attempt to either limit or prevent saltwater infections and sores.
Grab-Bag Contents
Suggested contents of the grab-bag:-
- Copies of Ship's and personal documents
- Handheld GPS
- Handheld VHF
- Spare batteries
- Signaling mirror and whistle
- Knife and scissors
- First aid kit
- Sea sickness tablets
- Sun screen lotion
- Hand Water maker
- Tinned food
- Two tin openers
- Fishing kit
- Rope
- Radar reflector
- Thermal protection
- Sponges
- Floating flashlights
- Flares: Red: 6 para, 4 hand, White: 2 para, 4 hand, Smoke: 2
- Sunglasses
- Some money
- Olive Oil
- Fill the bag with bottled water.
Also See:
References
Books, etc.
Forum Discussions
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
External Links
Links to relative websites.
Personal Notes
Personal experience?
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