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The fastest legal speed you may operate your vessel when passing within 200 feet of a dock or marina is "slow - no wake speed." This typically means operating at the slowest speed necessary to maintain steerage and headway. It is important to reduce speed to minimize the risk of causing damage or injury due to wake or other factors.
On the dock and away from the vessel.
There is no complete maximum capacity for all dock plates, but each one has its capacity. You should be sure to check with your dock plates before doing this.
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The one assigned to the vessel by the port authority or harbourmaster
The reason it is called a dock is due to the English Legal system being based on Admiralty law. The defendant is "the vessel" and the position of the defendant is in dock. I think
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Every vessel has a pivot point or center where it turns the best. The stern of a vessel would be hard to control if the rudder was at the bow. When docking, if the rudder was at the bow, you would never be able to get the stern of the vessel to the dock. Once you got the bow to the dock or pier, there would be no way to control the stern to make it swing. Once the bow is at the dock, with the rudder at the stern, the force of water passing across it from the propeller will push the stern into or away from the dock relative to the angle of the rudder.
Remain tied to the dock until you are competent to handle the vessel.
If the wind is at your back, you should approach the dock at a shallow angle (10°-20°), then stop the boat and allow the wind to drift the boat into the dock.
The maximum capacity of a hard drive dock depends on what dock is used. The capacity can range anywhere from 2.5 Gbps. to 6.0 Gbps on a higher quality docking station.
When away from the dock after sunset.