Stability

Heel the hull, move the load and watch G, C, M and the righting arm.

Trains PER and PY safety.

Related questions

• What is a boat’s ability to return upright when heeled by outside forces called?
• The boat’s side-to-side motion from port to starboard and back is called:
• Pitching is defined:
• A ship’s property of returning upright after losing it to outside causes is called:
• The boat’s fore-and-aft motion is called:
• On a leisure boat, adding weight on deck:
• A boat has good transverse stability if, after being pushed off equilibrium by a brief outside force, it:
• Transverse stability is a ship’s ability to:
• A significant rise in the boat’s centre of gravity:
• A boat’s static stability depends on the combined position of:
• On stability, mark the CORRECT statement.
• The boat’s motion across her beam, heeling alternately to port and starboard, is called: