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8/31/2026

ABC3 Safety Course Sep 26 & Oct 03, 2026

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​​When:  Two Saturdays, September 26 & October 3, 2026,                  0900- 3:30pm.
​Where:  At the Family Activities Center across the street from the main Halifax River Yacht Club, 331 South Beach Street, Daytona Beach, 32114. (West side of South Beach Street by the tennis and pickle ball courts)  Please use the parking lot, corner of S Beach St and Live Oak Ave.
    This is the Two-Day course you need to get your Safe Boater Education ID required of anyone born on, or after, 1 January 1988 to operate a power boat in Florida.  An excellent introduction to Boating, Boat Handling, Navigation Rules of the Road, Aides to Navigation, Florida Boating laws and regulations, Boating Safety, and more.  Experienced, or new, skipper, or crew; this course is for you. This course is FUN.
    Cost:  $39.50 payable by cash, check, or Zelle.  Couples can share materials with a 50% discount at $59.00.  Costs cover textbooks.
    Email:  [email protected], or call:  Don Roman,  386-453-6456, or visit:  https://www.abcdb.club for more information.  Email or call for your reservation.


​Take a course - be more knowledgeable - be a better boater.  SAFE PASSAGES IN 2026 & 2027.  ​

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7/28/2021

NEW CUT-OFF SWITCH LAW

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NEW LAW Requires Cut-off Switch as of April 1, 2021
        "Operators of recreational vessels less than 26 feet in length will be required to use an engine cut-off switch (ECOS) and associated ECOS link (ECOSL) as of April 1, 2021 as the USCG implements a law passed by Congress.  ECOS and ECOSL prevent runaway vessels and the threat they impose."  ECOSL lanyards have been around for many years, but now these safety devices are required.  Wireless ECOS devices are now available as well.  “ Engines of 3 h.p. or more on vessels of less than 26 ft require these ECOS/ECOSL devices… "when the primary helm is not within an enclosed cabin, and when the boat is operating on plane, or above displacement speed.  Common situations where ECOSL use would not be required include docking/trailering, trolling and operating in no-wake zones. "

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