Upgrade to Proportional Speed Thrusters
How to upgrade to proportional speed control thrusters, presented by IMTRA.
How to upgrade to proportional speed control thrusters, presented by IMTRA.
During the spring fit-out season, a longtime voyager urges sailors to consider adding a wind or water generator for plentiful green energy aboard.
While sailors were getting along just fine without engines for thousands of years, a crowded harbor might make you reconsider going engineless.
While other boats are fixing systems you don’t have, you can be sailing free if you just keep it simple.
When it comes to your boat’s electrics, make sure you properly inspect everything to avoid damaging important systems.
If your season’s done, a washing, inspection, and any needed repairs will ensure that your sails are ready to go next season.
If dreams of long showers aboard and frequent deck washdowns have you thinking about adding a watermaker to your cruising kit, here are things to consider before plunging in.
How does that even happen? The crew of Del Viento finds out.
A more effective cooling system for the alternator than basic engine room ventilation (especially on sailboats) is a great idea
After a recent tour of a new boat, it seems I need to remind all electrical and electronic equipment installers out there that water and electricity don’t mix.
What constitutes appropriate separation for antennas on boats to ensure that mysterious “cross talk” interference from one system to another doesn’t occur.
Steve D’Antonio explains why when it comes to primary fuel filters, bigger is always better.
How to upgrade to proportional speed control thrusters, presented by IMTRA.
During the spring fit-out season, a longtime voyager urges sailors to consider adding a wind or water generator for plentiful green energy aboard.
While sailors were getting along just fine without engines for thousands of years, a crowded harbor might make you reconsider going engineless.
While other boats are fixing systems you don’t have, you can be sailing free if you just keep it simple.
When it comes to your boat’s electrics, make sure you properly inspect everything to avoid damaging important systems.
If your season’s done, a washing, inspection, and any needed repairs will ensure that your sails are ready to go next season.
If dreams of long showers aboard and frequent deck washdowns have you thinking about adding a watermaker to your cruising kit, here are things to consider before plunging in.
How does that even happen? The crew of Del Viento finds out.
A more effective cooling system for the alternator than basic engine room ventilation (especially on sailboats) is a great idea
After a recent tour of a new boat, it seems I need to remind all electrical and electronic equipment installers out there that water and electricity don’t mix.
What constitutes appropriate separation for antennas on boats to ensure that mysterious “cross talk” interference from one system to another doesn’t occur.
Steve D’Antonio explains why when it comes to primary fuel filters, bigger is always better.
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