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Only empty offshore or at the seaway on an outgoing tide. Never in the marina.\n2. Press the rocker switch down to start the macerator pump.\n3. Hold until outflow stops at the starboard discharge outlet.\n4. Release the switch once empty.\n\n**Tank Level Indicators**\n\nLocated on the Master Ensuite Toilet Panel:\n\n* Green = Empty.\n* Orange = Half full.\n* Red = Full. 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After the Seaway opened in the mid-1980s, it became a natural refuge thanks to its easy access and sheltered waters. Over time it's been known as a free anchorage, attracting cruisers, houseboats, and live-aboards. Authorities allow up to 7 days anchoring within a 60-day period, with enforcement requiring vessels to move at least 1 nautical mile before returning.","documentSourceId":"817e2bbf-0294-4ddd-a201-40bd45b0983b","metadata":{"Header 1":"Bums Bay – Spit Side","Header 2":"Overview & History"},"rrfScore":0.0153846153846154,"ftsRank":0,"semanticSimilarity":1.24665915966034},{"content":"Whitsundays Boating and Anchorage Guide\nArrival in the Whitsundays and Getting to Coral Sea Marina\nFirst Steps at Coral Sea Marina\n\nWhen you arrive at Coral Sea Marina:\n\n* **Information Desk:** Located in the marina village, where you can ask about berths, directions, provisioning, and local services.\n* **Restrooms and Showers:** Clean, modern facilities located near the marina office.\n* **Luggage Storage:** Available for those waiting for their vessel.\n* **Restaurants and Cafes:** Options for quick meals, sit-down restaurants, and coffee shops.\n* **Provisioning:** Grocery delivery services can drop supplies directly to your boat if arranged in advance.\n\n**Image Placement Here: Aerial Photo of Coral Sea Marina with Labels**\\n**Tags:** \\[Coral Sea Marina aerial view, Whitsundays marina entry, Airlie Beach marina facilities, marina map for beginners, Airlie Beach boat transfers\\]\n\n\n---","documentSourceId":"3ef68e23-4a5f-4d39-acce-6570972f2eb7","metadata":{"Header 1":"Whitsundays Boating and Anchorage Guide","Header 2":"Arrival in the Whitsundays and Getting to Coral Sea Marina","Header 3":"First Steps at Coral Sea Marina"},"rrfScore":0.0151515151515152,"ftsRank":0,"semanticSimilarity":1.24134950339794},{"content":"Anchoring Language: What is …?\nEquipment\nWhat is a chain locker?\n\nThe compartment where the anchor chain piles during retrieval. If chain stacks in a tower you may need to pause and flake it so it lies flat.","documentSourceId":"12b0afb9-9e7e-4e15-896a-b7a022a7d9eb","metadata":{"Header 1":"Anchoring Language: What is …?","Header 2":"Equipment","Header 3":"What is a chain locker?"},"rrfScore":0.0149253731343284,"ftsRank":0,"semanticSimilarity":1.23747086524963},{"content":"Anchoring Language: What is …?\nEquipment\nWhat is a hawse or hawse pipe?\n\nThe opening where the chain passes between the deck and the chain locker. Listen here for sounds that warn of stacking.","documentSourceId":"12b0afb9-9e7e-4e15-896a-b7a022a7d9eb","metadata":{"Header 1":"Anchoring Language: What is …?","Header 2":"Equipment","Header 3":"What is a hawse or hawse pipe?"},"rrfScore":0.0147058823529412,"ftsRank":0,"semanticSimilarity":1.23307493329048},{"content":"2. Channel Markers - Your Road on the Water\nPort and Starboard Markers\n\n* **Port (Red, Square/Can):**\n * Keep on your **left** when travelling **upstream/inland**.\n * **Night light:** Red flashing.\n\n ![Port marker: red, square buoy showing left-hand side of Broadwater channel.](https://res.cloudinary.com/dq3rf0sa2/image/upload/q_auto,f_auto/knowledge-base/mej7pbuu-9e151adbdecf \" =500x500\")\n* **Starboard (Green, Triangle/Conical):**\n * Keep on your **right** when travelling **upstream/inland**.\n * **Night light:** Green flashing.\n\n ![Starboard marker: green, conical buoy showing right-hand side of Broadwater channel.](https://res.cloudinary.com/dq3rf0sa2/image/upload/q_auto,f_auto/knowledge-base/mej7whjt-c8faed4134d1 \" =500x500\")","documentSourceId":"78dbd5d2-2710-4d07-97a1-58850ceeb905","metadata":{"Header 2":"2. 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You will see the bin area just next to the ramp.\n\n \n\nIf you have any other questions, feel free to ask! \n\n","providerMetadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"msg_03d587ee6f15a99c0069977f72662081a39bfd70a83fc88453"}},"state":"done"}]}]