Optimstic Sailing Dinghy For One People

Technical Specificaion

Length	2.3m	Width	1.14m
Height of Mast	2.33m	Length of mast	1.9m
Area of the main sail	3.25㎡	Max passengers	1
Weight	35kgs
Loading quantity	22pcs/20’ container 50pcs/40’ container	Packing size	1.2*0.45*2.35m 40kgs

Features for OP sailing boats

Optimistic sailing boat (OP training sailing boat)

The optimistic sailing boat (English name OPTIMIST) was established in 1947. At that time, a group of parents wanted to enrich their children's boring leisure life. They suggested that the well-known designer Mr. Clark Mills design a sailing boat specially

suitable for children. The hull of the ship is small, single-person operation, easy to learn, a bit like a kart in the

sailing world. The most important feature is that it can bring happiness to children, and it has a great effect

on the development of children's good character.

A total of 1.5 million young people in more than 100 countries around the world are using optimistic

sailing boats for learning, training and entertainment. The first boat of nearly 80% of sailing enthusiasts in the world is the optimistic class.

It has fulfilled the blue dreams of many children in the world. Among the Olympic sailing champions, more than 85% of sailing athletes start with optimistic sailing as

training, and the proportion is very high.

Standard accessories for sailing boats：

1. Mast

2. Main Sail

3. Floatingbags

4. Rudder

Warranty for OP sailing boats

Fiberglass hull come with 60 months guarantee, accessories 12months guarantee.

Normally we have repair kits for small repair. We are confidence we have no design and function quality problem. In case some problems you can not repair, please take pictures to us, we'd glad to guide you how to repair. 

If the problem due to your incorrect operation, we also can help you repair, but this need you pay repair cost.

Also this warranty should base on the basic maintenance, such as customer need clear the boat by fresh water every time after using it, when you put the boat outside, you should use the boat cover to avoid any damage from sunshine.

Operation and safety

Professional operation: Small passenger ships should be operated by operators with professional qualifications and experience to ensure safe navigation.

Qualifications and Certifications: Make sure the operator holds a valid captain's or pilot's certificate and that the vessel has been inspected and registered by the appropriate authorities.

Safety facilities: This passenger ship is equipped with life-saving equipment, fire-fighting equipment, etc. to cope with possible emergencies.

Navigation precautions: When sailing, you should strictly abide by navigation rules, keep a safe distance from other ships, and avoid collisions. At the same time, you should pay attention to weather changes and avoid sailing in bad weather.

Passenger safety:

Ensure all passengers wear appropriate life-saving equipment such as life jackets.

Mark safe escape routes and the location of life-saving equipment in prominent locations.

Passengers are reminded not to crowd the side of the boat to avoid capsizing.

Passengers are prohibited from bringing dangerous items, flammable and explosive items on board.

Navigation safety:

Before setting sail, the various equipment and components of the passenger ship, such as engines, navigation equipment, electronic equipment, etc., should be checked to ensure that they are in good working condition.

Be familiar with maritime traffic rules and abide by relevant laws and regulations.

Avoid sailing in bad weather or other conditions that endanger navigation safety.

Comply with collision avoidance rules and special navigation regulations issued by local maritime authorities.

small passenger boat operations:

Make sure all personnel are safely on board and seated before starting the engine.

Keep speed and direction stable when sailing and avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration.

When turning or approaching a dock, you should slow down in advance and observe your surroundings to avoid collision with other vessels or obstacles.

When stopping the boat, use the throttle and subtractor to adjust and keep enough distance to avoid collision with each other.

Emergency response:

Be equipped with relevant first aid equipment and fire-fighting equipment on board and be familiar with their use.

When encountering an emergency, take appropriate measures quickly, such as activating emergency rescue equipment and sending out a distress signal.

Conduct regular training for crew members to improve emergency response capabilities and operational skills.

maintain:

Regularly inspect and maintain vessel equipment and components to ensure they are in good working order.

Pay attention to the maintenance and storage of the boat to prevent it from the sun, rain, damage and theft.

3. Maintenance and maintenance

In order to ensure the long-term use and good performance of the ship, regular maintenance and upkeep should be carried out, including engine inspection, lubricating oil replacement, hull cleaning and anti-corrosion, etc. At the same time, care should also be taken to avoid prolonged exposure of the boat to sunlight or moisture to prevent damage to the hull.

In summary, when operating a small passenger ship, ferry or yacht that is 30 feet long and can accommodate 18-22 people, strict compliance with relevant regulations, laws and regulations is required to ensure the safety of passengers and the ship. At the same time, ships are regularly maintained and maintained to improve their service life and performance.