Small boat emergency stop apparatus
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakashi Hashizume, Ryuichi Kimata
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AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakashi Hashizume, Ryuichi Kimata
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In a small boat emergency stop apparatus having an operator's cockpit and a passenger seat installed spaced apart from the cockpit, there are provided with an operator transmitter wearable by the operator to transmit a radio-wave signal of a predetermined strength, a passenger transmitters wearable by the passenger to transmit a radio-wave signal of the same predetermined strength and a receiver installed at a location closer to the cockpit than the passenger seat to receives the radio-wave signals transmitted by the operator and passenger transmitters successively. It is identified which of the operator and the passenger is a wearer of the transmitter and is then discriminated whether strength of the radio-wave signal transmitted from the identified wearer is smaller than a predetermined value. When it is, it is discriminated that emergency occurred in the wearer and an emergency action of engine stopping or engine speed reducing is performed.
An emergency stop apparatus for a small boat having an outboard motor mounted on a hull and equipped with an internal combustion engine to power a propeller to propel the hull forward, a cockpit installed in the hull for seating an operator of the boat, and a passenger seat installed in the hull at a position spaced apart from the cockpit for seating a passenger of the boat, comprising:
An emergency stop method for a small boat having an outboard motor mounted on a hull and equipped with an internal combustion engine to power a propeller to propel the hull forward, a cockpit installed in the hull for seating an operator of the boat, a passenger seat installed in the hull at a position spaced apart from the cockpit for seating a passenger of the boat, an operator transmitter that is wearable by the operator and transmits a radio-wave signal of a predetermined strength;
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