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| Product list |
| Markusnets |
| MS.00 |
| MS.02 (2 metre) |
| MS.1 (10 metre) |
| MS.2 (20 metre) |
| MS.3 (30 metre) |
| MS.4 (40 metre) |
| Other Products |
| Throw-line |
| Safety-ladder |
| Scramble-nets |
| MOB boat rescue-nets |
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| Markus Lifenet products are made for use in extreme situations at sea when every second counts. |
Q&A Subject: Markusnet man-overboard (MOB) matters Question no. 0002 |
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| Q: Why is it important to allow the
in-water casualty to secure himself or to be secured in the Markusnet in distance from the
boat? A: One has always to be prepared for the worst in case of difficult man-overboard situation at sea. The boat can in such circumstances be the most danger to the in-water casualty and the in-water rescuer. To avoid that danger one should train in the manner applicable for the worst. Another reason for allowing the casualty to enter the Markusnet in distance from the water, is to enable good use of the wave to lift the casualty as high as possible as the casualty is pulled on board. |
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| Revised: 23/04/04 |
