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Silver Fox Avant 485 User Manual

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5.4 Belastung
Die höchste empfohlene Gesamtbelastung der Silver-Boote ist auf
der Grundlage der folgenden Gewichte berechnet worden:
a) Gesamtgewicht der im Boot befindlichen Personen
(Annahme 75 kg pro Erwachsener, 37,5 kg pro Kind)
b) Grundausrüstung
c) Gewicht der Inhalte der tragbaren Tanks (Wasser,
Treibsto etc.)
d) Gesamtgewicht der Inhalte der fest eingebauten
Tanks (Wasser, Treibsto etc.) (bei vollen Tanks)
Die höchste empfohlene Gesamtbelastung enthält nur die oben
aufgeführten Gewichtskomponenten.
WARNUNG: Überschreiten Sie beim Beladen des Bootes nie die
höchste empfohlene Gesamtbelastung. Beladen Sie
das Boot stets sorgfältig und in der Weise, dass
der geplante Trimm (ungefähr gerader Kiel) bewahrt
bleibt. Vermeiden Sie es, schwere Gewichte hoch
im Boot zu platzieren.
5.5 Motor und Propeller
Die höchste empfohlene Motorleistung der verschiedenen Silver-
Modelle geht aus der Tabelle unten hervor. Befolgen Sie bei der
Wahl des Propellers die Anweisungen des Motorherstellers.
Höchste empfohlene Gesamtbelastung:
Silver Fox Avant/DC/BR 485 465 kg
Silver Wolf DC/Avant/BR 510 500 kg
Silver Hawk BR/CC 540 615 kg
Silver Shark BR/CC 580 525 kg
Silver Eagle BR 650 675 kg
Silver Eagle CC 630 705 kg
Silver Eagle WA 650 675 kg
Silver Cabin 650 675 kg
Silver Star Cabin 650 600 kg
Silver Condor 730 1005 kg
Empfohlene Motorleistung kW (PS):
Silver Fox Avant/DC 485 37 kW (50 PS)
Silver Fox BR 485 45 kW (60 PS)
Silver Wolf DC/Avant/BR 510 45 kW (60 PS)
Silver Hawk BR/CC 540 75 kW (100 PS)
Silver Shark BR/CC 580 85 kW (111 PS)
Silver Eagle BR 650 130 kW (175 PS)
Silver Eagle CC 630 112 kW (150 PS)
Silver Eagle WA 650 130 kW (175 PS)
Silver Cabin 650 111 kW (150 PS)
Silver Star Cabin 650 111 kW (150 PS)
Silver Condor 730 220 kW (300 PS)

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Silver Fox Avant 485 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSilver
ModelFox Avant 485
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Before departure

Prevailing weather and weather forecast

Checking weather, boat category, and crew skills for safe travel.

Load-carrying capacity

Guidelines for distributing load and avoiding overload for stability.

Passengers

Ensuring sufficient life vests and briefing passengers on duties.

Fuel

Verifying adequate fuel levels and reserves for the journey.

Engine and equipment

Checking steering, electrical systems, battery, and daily engine checks.

Ventilation

Ensuring proper engine compartment ventilation before starting.

Stowage of goods

Securing items properly to prevent shifting during transit.

Nautical charts

Importance of having adequate charts for safe navigation.

Departure and landing manoeuvres

Crew coordination for safe departure and landing operations.

1 General

2 Definitions

DANGER!

Definition of DANGER for serious risk of injury or death.

WARNING!

Definition of WARNING for risk of injury or death.

CAUTION!

Definition of CAUTION for safe procedures or damage prevention.

3 Warranty

4 Commissioning

4.1 Registration

Requirement for motorboat registration in the National Craft Register.

4.2 Insurance

Importance of boat insurance for damage and maritime safety.

4.3 Training

Recommendations for boating courses and gaining experience.

5 Characteristics and operation of the boat

5.1 General

Manual's role in familiarizing users with boat characteristics.

5.2 Basic boat data

Technical specifications and data for various Silver boat models.

Category C

Design criteria for Category C voyages and associated conditions.

Category D

Design criteria for Category D voyages and associated conditions.

5.3 Maximum number of persons the boat is designed to carry

Table specifying passenger capacity for each boat model.

5.4 Loading

Details on permissible load components and weight distribution.

5.5 Engine and propeller

5.6 Stability and flooding

5.6.1 Openings in hull and deck

Location of thru-hulls and shutoff valves for drainage control.

5.6.2 Bilge pumps and drainage

Operation and function of the automatic electric bilge pump system.

5.7 Prevention of fire and explosion

5.7.1 Engines

Engine compartment ventilation and safe refuelling practices.

5.7.2 Other fuel-burning systems

Safety guidelines for paraffin heaters and refuelling.

5.7.3 Fire protection

Details on fire extinguishers and essential safety precautions.

5.8 Electrical system

Location and operation of the main circuit breaker

Explains circuit breaker positions and their functions.

The locations of the instruments and switches

Identifies instruments, switches, and fuses on the control panel.

5.9 Handling characteristics

5.9.1 Driving at high speeds

Advice on power trim adjustment and speed control for high-speed operation.

5.9.2 Visibility from the steering position

Ensuring a clear and unobstructed view from the helm.

5.10 Proper seamanship – recommendations and instructions

5.10.1 Protection from falling overboard and means of re-boarding

Procedures for safely re-boarding after falling overboard.

5.10.2 Stowage of life raft

Designated stowage locations for life rafts on specific models.

5.10.3 Ventilation

Importance of adequate ventilation when using the stove.

5.10.4 Securing loose items

Proper methods for securing loose heavy items on board.

5.10.5 Respect for the environment

Guidelines for environmentally responsible boating practices.

5.10.6 Anchoring, mooring and towing

Recommendations for mooring lines, anchors, and towing procedures.

5.10.7 Trailering

Considerations for transporting the boat on a trailer.

6 Maintenance and winterizing

6.1 Measures before winter docking

Essential steps for preparing the boat before winter storage.

6.2 Washing and cleaning

Proper methods for washing and cleaning the boat's exterior.

6.3 Winter storage and servicing

Service and storage recommendations for the winter period.

7 Repairs

Minor surface (gelcoat) damage on the hull and deck

Step-by-step instructions for repairing minor gelcoat damage.

Appendices

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS OF THE BOATS

Visual layouts and general arrangement drawings of boat models.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Statement confirming compliance with relevant directives.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND TANK CAPACITIES

Detailed technical data and tank volume information.

WIRING DIAGRAM

Diagrams illustrating the boat's electrical system configurations.

TANK DIAGRAM

A diagram illustrating the fuel tank system layout.

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