By Eric Colby | Posted July 2012
The "HM" stands for "Handheld Marine", you can take it on your tender for those moonless treks back to the boat.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted July 2012
The Xtreme Mini Dome from Global Ocean Security Technologies is a tiny, domed camera in a polished stainless steel housing for use with an onboard security and surveillance system...
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By Scott Shane | Posted July 2012
Guide to Used Boats: The Tiara 4100 Open meets the needs of both the angler and cruiser with aplomb.
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By Eric Colby | Posted July 2012
An experienced boater realizes the benefits of retrofitting his 27-year-old boat with LED lighting.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2012
The 44 is no doubt a handsome vessel, with salty lines and plenty of brightwork, but she’s not just some show pony...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2012
The Fairline Squadron 50 flying-bridge cruiser is built with a British attention to detail without any of the stiff upper lip.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2012
With an LOA of just over 105 feet, the boat feels closer to a 140-footer. Her interior spaces are incredibly wide open, and her decks are downright vast for a boat this size. A...
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By Peter Swanson | Posted July 2012
A delivery from the Dominican Republic to Florida on a neglected Post 42 reminds two experienced cruisers that not every boat is what it seems.
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By Peter Swanson | Posted July 2012
The new SI-TEX Marine Electronics SAS-300 recreational AIS transceiver can track nearby shipping on a 6.5-inch screen to ensure a high degree of situational awareness for anyone...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2012
Be it her range, her interior volume, or the feeling of satisfaction you’ll get while cruising her, everything about the new Sunreef 70 power catamaran is vast.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2012
Cranchi seems to have a knack for producing midrange express cruisers that keep their customers happy with a pleasant mix of onboard accommodations and on-the-water performance....
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By Peter Swanson | Posted July 2012
Garmin has introduced a line of thermal and low-light cameras. Simple control and cool target tracking mean it may be time for an upgrade that will help you use your boat more and...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted July 2012
In a busy world overrun with e-mail, meetings, and the 24-hour news cycle, the Sanlorenzo SL94 is as quiet and tranquil as a Zen garden. (Oh, and it has one onboard. Really.)
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
Get beyond the techno-jargon to understand what your next helm screen can do.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted June 2012
Your helm may create its own Wi-Fi network and share data with you wirelessly.
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By Alan Harper | Posted June 2012
A 38-footer from Atlantis continues the rock-and-roll traditions of her predecessor...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted June 2012
Got what it takes to step behind the wheel of one of Cigarette’s performance-tuned speed machines? Test your mettle with a visit to this North Miami dealership.
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