Yacht Classification number?

[internetturk]

100-A-1.1 YSBL
Anybody can explaint it for me?
thanks a lot

[innomare]

Originally Posted by internetturk

100-A-1.1 YSBL
Anybody can explaint it for me?
thanks a lot

100 = 100 % approved (I've never seen a different percentage though...)
A = Unrestricted service
The first 1 is for the hull.
The second 1 is for the machinery.

(1.0 would mean hull is classed but machinery not e.g.)

Y stands for Yacht (yachts have rules different from ships)
SBL is some special notation having to do with damage stability


Bruno

[internetturk]

thanks a lot
how can i learn other explain for each chracter?
for example:
A= enrestricted but B=? or C=?

[innomare]

hi internetturk,

I think I may have misinformed you about the meaning of "A". I think it's actually the main class symbol and always A (not relating to service restrictions). But now I read through the RINA 2007 rules and it seems they use C instead of A these days...

I assume this notation is for Rina class, so you can have a look yourself in the online rules: http://www.rina.org/template_esterno..._RULES2007.PDF

Charter Yacht rules are not online though... Good luck in your search!

Bruno

[french44]

hello,
for find classification of boat go to veristars web sites or loyds or MCA or ABS codes they have probably the key of or problem
good luck