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USCG Captain's License

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Just out of curiosity, how may licensed captains do we have on the forum?

I've had my 6 pack with towing endorsement for about 8 years. Thinking about getting my sailing endorsement.
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6 pack plus Masters plus Towing plus Sailing.

Do it.

Why not.

Get the masters too.


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Just signed up with this school:
http://www.marinerslearningsystem.com
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Good luck Darin!
Keep us posted on how it goes!


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For those who have been there, done that:

Are the classes really necessary, or would an equal time with a good study guide do? A USCG license is on my long term to-do list, maybe sooner than later.
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Scott,
Thank you! That is just the kind of answer I was looking for. I'll start looking into classes in my area.
Tom
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It's on my list to do next, I'm working on getting an architects license in California right now. With bait of luck I'll start on the six pack in the spring!
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I was thinking of it as a friend of mine is a USCG lic. captain and it is the lack of pictures of dead politicians with a greenish tint that stopped me but maybe someday.
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Post by Alanhod »

Man I would like one too but I think hanging around Captain Scott is as close as I will get to a captains license any time soon.

I have looked into it and all indicators say, take the classes.

Some where I have a BIG text file from the USCG with all the test questions and there answers. They once upon a time had it all posted online. On the test, they ask you something like 100 questions, I don't know how many really but the question list was something like 1500 that they randomly pull you 100 questions from.

From time to time I pull it out and take a shot at 20 or 30 questions.

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