Marine Guide
A comprehensive guide to safe navigation, anchoring, code flags, storm calendar, and nautical knots.
Basic anchoring hand signals.
Examine the hand signals used for safe anchoring operations.
İleri
Yol Kes
Tornistan
Boş
Demirde Kal
International marine code flags.
Examine the Turkish and English names of the flags, along with their general meanings.
| Code | Name TR | Name EN | General Meaning |
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Aydın | Alfa | I have a diver in the sea. It is used in the sense of finding a good net in a heavy way. |
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Burak | Bravo | It is used to mean that I am loading, unloading or carrying dangerous cargo. |
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Cemal | Charlie | Yes (Positive). It is used to mean that the meaning of the previous group should be read possitively. |
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Deniz | Delta | Please be clear from me, it is used to mean that I have difficulty in manuevering. |
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Engin | Echo | It is used to mean that I am changing my route to starboard. |
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Felenk | Foxtrot | It is used to mean that I do not have the ability to move, please contact me. |
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Gabya | Golf | It is used to mean I want a guide. It means 'I'm Collecting My Nets fishing in areas close to the fishing grounds. |
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Halat | Hotel | There is a guide on board. |
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İstif | India | It is used to mean that I am changing my route to the pier. |
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Jale | Juliet | I'm on fire and there's a dangerous cargo on board. It is used to mean stay well away from me and clear. |
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Kalyon | Kilo | It is used to mean that they want to communicate with you. |
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Levent | Lima | It is used to mean stop your ship immediately. |
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Merih | Mike | It is used to mean that my ship has stopped and I cannot make way. |
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Neptün | November | No. It is used in the meaning that the negative or the meaning of the previous group should be read as negative. |
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Oruç | Oscar | It is used to mean that a man fell into the sea. |
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Poyraz | Papa | IN PORT: The ship is about to go out to sea. It is used to mean everybody should be on the ship. AT SEA: Used by fishing vessels. It means "My nets got caught in an obstacle". |
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Kömür | Quebec | It is used to mean that the ship is in good health, I want free practice. |
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Reis | Romeo | It is used to mean replenishment or material transport at sea. |
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Seydi | Sierra | My machines are used in the sense of working astern. |
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Turgut | Tango | Please be open to me. It is used to mean that I am pulling a double trovl (trolling). |
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Umman | Uniform | It is used to mean that you are going to danger. |
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Vatan | Victor | It is used to mean they want help. |
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İkive | Whiskey | It is used to mean I want medical help. |
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İkiz | Xray | It is used to mean stop your attempt and wait for my signal. |
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Yılmaz | Yankee | It is used to mean that I am scanning my anchor. |
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Zuhal | Zulu | It is used to mean I want a tugboat. If taken by fishing ships, it means "I'm Casting My Nets". |
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0 | Zero | |
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1 | One | |
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2 | Two | |
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3 | Three | |
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4 | Four | |
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5 | Five | |
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6 | Six | |
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7 | Seven | |
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8 | Eight | |
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9 | Nine | |
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1 | One | |
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2 | Two | |
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3 | Three | |
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4 | Four | |
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5 | Five | |
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6 | Six | |
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7 | Seven | |
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8 | Eight | |
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9 | Nine | |
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1.ye Bedel | First Substitute | |
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2.ye Bedel | Second Substitute | |
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3.ye Bedel | Third Substitute | |
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4.ye Bedel | Fourth Substitute | |
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Cevap | Code Answer |
Basic maritime knots.
Discover the practical knot types used in maritime activities and their applications.
Camadan Bağı
It is a simple knot type used to strengthen the rope, tie it around an object, or attach two ropes in the same kno
Sekiz Bağı
The keep the boat stable or to tie something, it is first wrapped around the neck of the ram horn for 2 turns. After that, the rope is wrapped around the horn part to make it look like the number 8 (eight), and the lock is made.
İzbarço Bağı
It is the most commonly used and easily opened tie in marine. Tying the ropes coming from the boat to the land and tying the sheet ropes to the sail are the most common areas of use.
Kazık Bağı
The most common areas of use are tying the ropes to the bollards and bolts and also tying the fenders to the railings
Anele Bağı
The hook of the rope is placed on the anchor ring and is paced. In the second step, the rope coming from below is done by taking two or three mezevolta on the body coming from the ship.
Storm calendar and information.
Explore the storm seasons and explanations that need to be followed in maritime activities.
| JANUARY 02 | Storm (3 days) |
| JANUARY 08 | Beginning of Zemheri Storm |
| JANUARY 12 | Storm (2 days) |
| JANUARY 14 | Karancalos Storm |
| JANUARY 17 | Storm (2 days) |
| JANUARY 23 | Storm |
| JANUARY 25 | Winter Storm |
| JANUARY 28 | Ayandon Storm (2 days) |
| JANUARY 30 | End of Zemheri |
| JANUARY 31 | Fish Storm |
| FEBRUARY 01 | Anchovy Storm |
| FEBRUARY 04 | Three-Day Storm |
| FEBRUARY 10 | Three-Day Storm |
| FEBRUARY 13 | Storm |
| FEBRUARY 20 | The first radiation falling in the air |
| FEBRUARY 23 | Two-Day Storm |
| FEBRUARY 27 | The second radiation falling in the water |
| MARCH 01 | Storm |
| MARCH 06 | The second radiation falling into the soil |
| MARCH 11 | Start of Berdül’aczin (cold weather) |
| MARCH 12 | Hüsun Storm |
| MARCH 15 | Storm |
| MARCH 17 | End of Berdül’aczin |
| MARCH 23 | Trump Scorching Storm (2 days) |
| MARCH 26 | Rookie Storm) |
| MARCH 29 | Storm |
| MARCH 30 | Storm |
| APRIL 08 | Swallow Storm (2 days) |
| APRIL 09 | Storm |
| APRIL 11 | Storm (2 days) |
| APRIL 16 | Swan Storm (3 days – fresh gale) |
| APRIL 21 | Beginning of Sitte-i Sevr |
| APRIL 26 | End of Sitte-i Sevr |
| APRIL 29 | Storm (3 days) |
| MAY 04 | Flower Storm |
| MAY 07 | Storm (2 days) |
| MAY 11 | Unseasonably Colds (3 days) |
| MAY 17 | Sproutbreaker Storm |
| MAY 19 | Kokulya Storm (2 days) |
| MAY 21 | Ülker Storm |
| MAY 30 | Pumpkin Breeze (2 days) |
| MAY 31 | Bevarih Winds Beginning |
| JUNE 02 | Storm |
| JUNE 03 | Sprout Plucker Storm (3 days) |
| JUNE 10 | Pleiades Birth Storm (3 days) |
| JUNE 22 | Storm |
| JUNE 23 | Solstice Storm |
| JUNE 27 | Red Plum Storm (2 days) |
| JULY 01 | Leaf Storm |
| JULY 03 | Sam Wind (Warm Wind) |
| JULY 06 | Storm (2 days) |
| JULY 09 | Wheel Extinction Storm (3 days) |
| JULY 10 | End of Behavir Storms |
| JULY 11 | Storm (2 days) |
| JULY 16 | Storm (2 days) |
| JULY 18 | Increase of Temperatures |
| JULY 20 | Solstice Storm |
| JULY 25 | Storm (2 days) |
| JULY 30 | Red Plum Storm |
| AUGUST 03 | Birthday Storm |
| AUGUST 14 | Storm |
| AUGUST 17 | Storm |
| AUGUST 19 | Storm |
| AUGUST 20 | Storm |
| AUGUST 23 | End of Sam Wind (Warm Wind) |
| SEPTEMBER 02 | Mihrican Storm (Beginning of Autumn) |
| SEPTEMBER 07 | Quail Livelihood Storm |
| SEPTEMBER 13 | Tiro Storm |
| SEPTEMBER 19 | Storm |
| SEPTEMBER 25 | Storm |
| SEPTEMBER 28 | Chestnut Black Storm |
| SEPTEMBER 30 | Crane Subsistence Storm |
| EKİM 03 | Bird Subsistence Storm |
| EKİM 04 | Ram Floor Storm |
| EKİM 09 | Defoliation Storm |
| EKİM 14 | Storm of Virgin Mary |
| EKİM 17 | Dovetail Storm |
| EKİM 18 | Scorching Storm |
| EKİM 21 | Vintage Storm |
| EKİM 28 | Fish Storm |
| KASIM 02 | Bird Substition Storm |
| KASIM 07 | November Storm |
| KASIM 11 | Unseasonable Heat |
| KASIM 12 | Lodos Storm |
| KASIM 17 | Mating Of Sheep Storm |
| KASIM 28 | Storm |
| DECEMBER 02 | Ülker Storm |
| DECEMBER 04 | Storm (2 days) |
| DECEMBER 06 | Zemheri Storm (Harsh Winter Conditions) |
| DECEMBER 09 | Hard Winter Storm (2 days) |
| DECEMBER 19 | Storm |
| DECEMBER 21 | Solstice Storm |
| DECEMBER 28 | Storm |
| DECEMBER 31 | Storm |