what colour are cautionary buoys?
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A cautionary buoy is coloured yellow, displays identification letter(s) and if it carries a topmark, the topmark is a single yellow “X” shape.
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Channel buoys Starboard hand buoys marking a channel are almost always green and conical in shape with a conical topmark. At night they may exhibit a green flashing light with varying flashes to aid identification. These would be left to starboard when entering a channel, port or harbour.
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Pike are visual feeders, and tend to be attracted to bright colors. Use high-visibility colors like white, chartreuse, and bright orange. They also respond well to baits that put off lots of vibration or sound.
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['Quartz White.', 'Symphony Silver.', 'Machine Gray.', 'Earthy Bronze.', 'Lava Orange.', 'Scarlet Red.', 'Rainforest.', 'Stormy Sea.']
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['blue.', 'hazel.', 'green.', 'violet.', 'gray.', 'amethyst.', 'brown.']
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However, most of these colours were out of production by the 1960s. Today, Hudson's Bay Point Blankets continue to be produced and sold in Multistripe, Millennium (four stripes in shades of brown introduced in 2000), White with black bar, Scarlet with black bar, Green with black bar and Grey with black bar.
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PSA: The water damage indicator is white with red "X's", it does not mean there is liquid damage.
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['Green: 20.3%', 'Light blue: 16.9%', 'Hazel: 16.0%', 'Dark blue: 15.2%', 'Gray: 10.9%', 'Honey: 7.9%', 'Amethyst: 6.9%', 'Brown: 5.9%']
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Isolated Danger Buoys. Isolated danger buoys are pillars or spars that are black with a red horizontal band. They are located on or over an isolated danger, such as a rock, and may be passed on either side. Navigable water is located all around an isolated danger buoy.
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Known as NFPA 291, it says fire hydrants using public water supply systems should be painted chrome yellow, and their tops and caps should indicate the available GPM. Below 500GPM should be red, 500-999 GPM should be orange, 1000-1499 GPM should be green, and 1500 GPM or more should be blue.
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By definition, flow towards the transducer is depicted in red while flow away from the transducer is shown in blue. Different shades of red and blue are used to display velocity. Lighter shades of color are assigned to higher velocities.
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['Rhode Island Red.', 'Delaware.', 'Buff Orpington.', 'Red Star or Red Sex Link.', 'Australorp.', 'Sussex.', 'Plymouth Rock.', 'New Hampshire Red.']
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['Firecracker Red.', 'Billet Silver Metallic.', 'Hellayella.', 'Ocean Blue Metallic.', 'Black.', 'Granite Crystal Metallic.', 'Mojito!', 'Bright White.']
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['4.1 Pale purple.', '4.2 Mauve.', '4.3 Thistle.', '4.4 Orchid.', '4.5 Heliotrope.', '4.6 Psychedelic purple (phlox)', '4.7 Purple pizzazz.', '4.8 Liseran purple.']
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['Green—Neon (or “UFO”) Green, Electric Lime.', 'Red—Bright Red, Electric Orange.', 'Blue—Electric Blue, Electric Cyan.', 'Pink— Neon (or “Plastic”) Pink, Neon Magenta.', 'Purple—Bright (or “Proton”) Purple.', 'Yellow—Neon Yellow, Bright Chartreuse, or Absinthe.']
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['COLOR: PEARL WHITE. TRIMS: CARBON BLACK.', 'COLORS: PEARL WHITE. CHAMPAGNE METALLIC. OXFORD BLUE METALLIC. ASHPALT GREY METALLIC. TRIMS: CHROME. DARK.', 'COLOR: JET BLACK METALLIC. TRIMS: LIQUID GOLD SATIN.']
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Vessels on federally controlled waters must be equipped with U.S. Coast Guard-approved visual distress signals (flares). All vessels, regardless of length or type, are required to carry night signals when operating between sunset and sunrise.