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# Mooring Settings

Its often important to add more context to your buoy - such as how strong the buoy's anchor chain is or the types of boats that can anchor to this mooring. We call this: Mooring Settings. All information provided in the mooring settings serves as internal notes to your organization only.

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## Vessel Limits

These inputs allow you to specify the maximum monohull and multihull vessel length that can anchor to your mooring. It is important to specify this value in meters. Additionally, you can set the maximum windspeed at which boats are allowed to anchor at the mooring.

These inputs are typically directly related to the strength of the anchor chain and weight on the sea bed, holding the mooring in place.

## Usage Disclaimer

You can leave an optional comment about hazards or relevant notes directly related to this buoy's ability to serve as a safe mooring location for boats. If you have a website which describes more information about your buoy, you may also provide a link to it here.

<figure><img src="/files/flTZPna6voqOWOpieOQB" alt=""><figcaption><p>Mooring Settings</p></figcaption></figure>


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