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Recreational
Take A Chance
MMSI 368409760 · Call sign WDQ2656
Not yet on Master's MateType
Recreational
Flag
USALength
16.5 m
Beam
4.7 m
Draft
2.3 m
Call sign
WDQ2656
Official No.
1340975
AIS reports
1
Take A Chance is a private cruiser under the American flag, 16.5 metres on deck. Her hull carries a beam measuring 4.7 metres and a draft measuring 2.3 metres. She broadcasts as MMSI 368409760, call sign WDQ2656. Join Take A Chance to the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network — free, and built by cruisers for cruisers.
Free forever · No credit card · for recreational captains
Keep Take A Chance looked after — even when you’re not aboard.
Anchor alarms that wake you, a live camera at the dock, and weather you can trust before every run.
Look after her — claim free →Takes 60 seconds · Your data stays yours · Built by cruisers, for cruisers
Wherever Take A Chance roams, you're never out there alone.
Thousands of cruisers on the Master's Mate Network — ready to help the moment something goes wrong.
Free with your claim · for recreational captains
The most powerful cruising platform ever built — yours, free.
Joining the Safety Initiative Network doesn't just put Take A Chance on the map. It hands you the full bridge:
Anchor Watch
GPS-precise drag alarms that actually wake you — and your whole crew. Sleep through the night.
Onboard Cameras
Watch your boat from anywhere — live feeds and 24h recording, straight from your gateway.
Weather & Routing
GRIB wind, swell & current on the chart. Plan passages with ETA-calibrated forecasts per leg.
Worldwide Charts
Navionics-grade vector charts, satellite & raster overlays, online or off. Your whole cruising ground.
Systems Monitoring
Batteries, bilge, tanks, Victron & NMEA 2000 telemetry — your whole boat on one dashboard.
Live AIS & Traffic
See every vessel around you in real time. Closest-approach warnings before they matter.
Distress Mesh
Mayday & Pan-Pan that ripple out to nearby cruisers — a watch network that has your back.
Hail Any Captain
A verified captains directory + direct hailing. Reach the boat next to you, or across the bay.
Claim Take A Chance and switch it all on
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About Take A Chance
What kind of vessel is Take A Chance?
Take A Chance is a Recreational flagged to United States of America.
What is Take A Chance's MMSI?
Take A Chance's MMSI is 368409760. Call sign WDQ2656.
How big is Take A Chance?
Take A Chance is about 16.5 m long, 4.7 m on the beam, drawing 2.3 m.
Is Take A Chance on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network?
Not yet. If Take A Chance is your boat, you can claim it free and join the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network (MMSIn).
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