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Which item(s) prevent the anchors from running out?

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Which item(s) prevent the anchors from running out?

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• Windlass components that control the anchor and chain • Difference between stopping, securing, and controlling the speed of the anchor chain • How multiple safety features work together on the anchor windlass

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• For each listed item, ask yourself: does it physically block the chain, secure the anchor for sea, or control the rate that the chain pays out? • Consider what equipment is used when the vessel is at sea with anchors housed versus when letting go or weighing anchor. • Think about redundancy: would ship designers typically rely on just one device to keep many shots of chain from accidentally running out?

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• Verify which device is specifically meant to secure the chain for sea (mechanical stopper). • Verify which device is meant to catch or support the wildcat/gypsy if it fails or jumps out of gear. • Verify which device is intended to control the speed of chain movement rather than act as the primary physical stopper.

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Question 1 of 2066636ef128f7522a1c522afe

Which item(s) prevent the anchors from running out?

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Which item(s) prevent the anchors from running out?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Windlass components that control the anchor and chain • Difference between stopping, securing, and controlling the speed of the anchor chain • How multiple safety features work together on the anchor windlass

💭 Think About

• For each listed item, ask yourself: does it physically block the chain, secure the anchor for sea, or control the rate that the chain pays out? • Consider what equipment is used when the vessel is at sea with anchors housed versus when letting go or weighing anchor. • Think about redundancy: would ship designers typically rely on just one device to keep many shots of chain from accidentally running out?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which device is specifically meant to secure the chain for sea (mechanical stopper). • Verify which device is meant to catch or support the wildcat/gypsy if it fails or jumps out of gear. • Verify which device is intended to control the speed of chain movement rather than act as the primary physical stopper.

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