1. Preparation before use

Understand relevant regulations: Before using this 11 foot rib inflatable boat, you should have a thorough understanding of all national laws and regulations, marine regulations and safety codes regarding the operation and use of inflatable boats.

Check equipment: Ensure that all basic equipment of the inflatable tender rib, such as paddles, inflatable pumps, etc., have been placed on the deck, and prepare additional safety equipment for possible dangers. Check whether the hull, oars and other accessories are damaged and whether the air pressure is sufficient and safe.

Consider environmental factors: Be aware of the weather and surroundings, and prepare the appropriate amount of first aid medication.

Inform family or friends: Before departure, be sure to inform your family or friends of your departure time, destination, and expected return time.

2. Precautions during operation

Drive Safely: Avoid operating  this rib inflatable boat yacht tender  while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Stay focused, especially in complex or unfamiliar waters.

Load distribution: Ensure that the load is evenly distributed to prevent hull instability. When using an outboard motor with a very light load, sudden acceleration should be avoided.

Proper use of outboard motors: Configure outboard motors within the range allowed by performance indicators and avoid overloading. Improper use of outboard motors may cause immeasurable harm to the user.

Pay attention to the remaining fuel level: Keep an eye on the remaining fuel level at all times to ensure there is enough fuel to return.

3. Maintenance and maintenance

Regular inspection: Regularly check the hull, air chamber, seams, etc. of the inflatable boat to ensure that they are intact.

Storage precautions: When storing the inflatable boat, it should be placed in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures.

4. Emergency handling

Understand emergency rescue measures: Be familiar with emergency rescue measures, such as how to send out distress signals, how to use life-saving equipment, etc.

Avoid taking risks: When encountering an emergency or unexpected situation, stay calm and avoid taking risky actions.

Please note that these are only basic usage precautions and should be adjusted according to specific conditions during actual use. When using an inflatable boat, be sure to follow local laws, regulations and safety requirements to ensure the safety of yourself and others. If you have any questions about operation or maintenance, it is recommended to consult a professional or manufacturer.