Not-listed anchor configuration?

Not-listed anchor configuration?

• A. Forward Single Leg
• B. Aft Single Leg
• C. 4-Leg Multi Outrigger
• D. 8-Leg Multi Outrigger

Answer: (D)

Not-listed anchor configuration tests your ability to identify what crossings the standard manuals cover and which one sits outside that common set. In typical anchor setups you’ll see straightforward options like a forward single leg or an aft single leg for simple stabilization, and a four-leg multi outrigger to spread load and improve stability across a wider footprint. An eight-leg multi outrigger would require a much larger deck footprint, significantly more rigging, and far more complex tension management, which takes it outside the usual, documented configurations. That combination of practicality and documentation makes the eight-leg multi outrigger the not-listed option.

Not-listed anchor configuration tests your ability to identify what crossings the standard manuals cover and which one sits outside that common set. In typical anchor setups you’ll see straightforward options like a forward single leg or an aft single leg for simple stabilization, and a four-leg multi outrigger to spread load and improve stability across a wider footprint. An eight-leg multi outrigger would require a much larger deck footprint, significantly more rigging, and far more complex tension management, which takes it outside the usual, documented configurations. That combination of practicality and documentation makes the eight-leg multi outrigger the not-listed option.