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More toward the center of a vessel, inside;.
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More toward the center of a vessel, inside;.
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IRON WIND
Inboard engines.
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PROPELLER
An arrangement which consists of hub and number of blades mounted on a rigid shaft protruding from the hull of a vessel, usually driven by an inboard motor.
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FIXED PROPELLER
A propeller mounted on a rigid shaft protruding from the hull of a vessel, usually driven by an inboard motor; steering must be done using a rudder. See also outboard motor and sterndrive.
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LONGITUDINALS
Fore-and-aft structural shape or plate members attached to the underside of decks, flats, or to the inner bottom, or on the inboard side of the shell plating.
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MOLDED BEAM
The maximum breadth of a hull measured between the inboard surfaces of the side shell plating of flush-plated ships
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BITTER END
The inboard end of a ship's anchor chain that is secured in the chain locker
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TUMBLEHOME
Inboard slope of a ships side above the designed waterline
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BITTER
The inboard end of an anchor cable secured to the bitt, or below decks, to some strong structural member.
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BITTER-END
The inboard end of an anchor cable secured to the bitt, or below decks, to some strong structural member.
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GAMMONING
Securing lashings for the inboard end of a bow sprit.
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