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Well this all depends on the type of yacht and its size. It will always have a masthead light, but after that its all up to the design. It may have flags, a ships whistle (horn) radar, antennas, a crows nest, weather equipment and the list goes on.
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The jib sail of a yacht is a right triangle that is attached to the mast and the prow the sail is 15m high and the mast is 4 m from the prow how long is the forestay?
The answer is 15.5241747. If rounded, it is 15.5.
What is a 4 letter word for a long pole on a yacht?
mast
What size mast does a 45m sailing yacht have?
This varies by manufacturer, please be more specific.
What is the name of the part that main sails are attached?
a mast
What is the name of the tall poles to which the sails of some watercraft are attached?
Sails are attached to the mast.
What is theRope attached to a yacht's anchor called?
Rode
A rope from the top of a mast on a sailboat is attached to a point 6 feet from the base of the mast If the rope is 24 feet long about how high is the mast?
23.2 ft.
What supports the sail on a sailboat?
the mast and some ropes The sail is attached to the mast, which is in turn supported by stays (lines running from the mast fore and aft to the hull) and shrouds (lines running from the mast to the sides of the hull).
The boom of a boat?
The boom is the horizontal pole attached to the bottom of a sailing boat's mast to which the lower edge of the sail is attached.
What is a rope attached to yacht called as?
Anchor rode, safety line or a mooring line.
What is an electrical service mast?
A service mast is attached to the building, it stands normally above the building or at the highest point of the building, were no one can get to it. The service mast contains the wires from the meter base to the top of the service mast, this is were the power company attaches it wires so that the building has electricity.
How is a pulley used in a sailing boat?
To ease the raising of sails, a pulley is attached to the top of the mast.
