By Kevin Koenig | Posted February 2012
Performance-wise the M56 will be constructed for fuel efficiency. Vismara plans on using advanced-composite construction in conjunction with their own proprietary structural...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted February 2012
When synched with four-cylinder common-rail D4s the boat should top out somewhere around 35 mph while maintaining a cruise just under 30 mph.
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By Alan Harper | Posted February 2012
Few boatbuilders put together a big boat with big-time performance quite like Overmarine. The Mangusta 105 matches a pair of 2,400-hp MTU diesels to water jets to offer impressive...
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
The Ranger Tug 31 is a smaller cruising yacht with a lot to offer. Her exceedingly salty looks cut a memorable profile to be sure, while her main deck configuration takes full...
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By Eric Colby | Posted February 2012
A fuel-polishing system heads off clogs before they slow you down...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted February 2012
Northern Marine announced plans to build an 85-foot expedition yacht that will be dubbed Blood Baron.
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If the old maxim that innovation is the key to success holds true then Italian boatbuilder Wider Yachts could be looking at a very bright future. The yard is following up its last...
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
With its new Squadron 50, British builder Fairline aimed to design a boat that offered an extremely comfortable onboard experience.
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
Garmin’s Tip of the Month, Feb 2012: Add about one pound of baking soda to each and place them around the inside of your boat for the winter...
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By Alan Harper | Posted February 2012
Amels’ latest Limited Editions launch puts the “custom” in semicustom.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted February 2012
The Beneteau Flyer Gran Turismo 38 may transport you futher than you think. Boat test of the Beneteau Flyer Gran Turismo 38.
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By Alyssa Haak | Posted February 2012
After four years of construction, ADMShipyards in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, has launched its first superyacht, Yas.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Chart Toppers: Many features we love about our plotters are mostly in the data, not the device. Three major players dominate the market...
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
A tip on installing an impeller in hard-to-reach places.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Know how the components of your helm—and the rest of the boat—communicate.
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By Eric Colby | Posted February 2012
Interceptors can sharpen up a boat’s performance and efficiency.
For decades trim tabs have been the popular way to adjust a boat’s running angle. They work well on...
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
With bullet-like lines and a modern Francesco Paszkowski-designed interior, the SL94 is an aesthetic triumph.
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
The Uniesse 55 Sport’s strikingly low profile belies her sporty nature and eye towards fun.
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
For an all-American tender or dayboat with tradition and style to spare, look no further than the Chris-Craft launch 32.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted February 2012
Miami residents Eric Horstmeyer and his wife Nicole Boswell-Horstmeyer are every bit the couple-about-town in the Magic City. They are based out of Miami and are intimately...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Satellite communication is no longer restricted to the very rich or to ocean voyagers.
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
Think about each component of your boat’s electronics to create a powerful system that’s greater than the sum of its parts.
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By Alyssa Haak | Posted February 2012
The French hospitality group LOV Hotel Collection recently acquired the 197-foot Yogi, making her the first megayacht to fly the French flag...
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By Alyssa Haak | Posted February 2012
In less enlightened times, unexplored areas of the map were marked with the simple phrase, “Here Be Dragons.” Nowadays as paper charts have been fleshed out,...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Amongst the acronym-heavy selection of electronics there are a few systems that really could be lifesavers...
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