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By Peter Swanson | Posted December 2012
As Interphase Technologies joins Garmin, forward-looking sonar may get a boost.
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By Alan Harper | Posted December 2012
With its glossy topsides and Harley Earl fins, this sleek and sinuous Azimut 60 might look like it’s been plucked from some pinnacle of sybaritic luxury, but what you’...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted December 2012
Shakespeare’s 5250-AIS is a 3-foot, stainless steel whip antenna designed to meet the broad bandwidth needs of AIS transponders.
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By Capt. Vincent D... | Posted December 2012
There’s more to getting the propeller off the shaft than meets the eye, and more high-tech props make the job even more complex.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted December 2012
Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Cigarette 42 Huntress. These boats still go really fast, but they also have some creature comforts that essentially make them...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted December 2012
The Simrad NAIS-400 is a black-box Class-B AIS transponder that connects with compatible multifunction displays to show the position and movement of all AIS-equipped vessels...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted December 2012
Power & Motoryacht's first impression of the Pursuit 260C. She’s big enough to be an owner’s primary boat, but also serviceably sized to act as a runabout, or...
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By Michael Peters | Posted December 2012
Michael Peters considers how his early boating adventures shaped his way of thinking.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted December 2012
Intellian’s s80HD WorldView is a dual-band satellite antenna that receives three DirecTV signals simultaneously. The s80HD is a simple marine satellite-TV system for boaters...
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By Steve Knauth | Posted December 2012
The Mainship 430 seems to have something for everyone, from a pair of roomy layouts to efficient operation and an unexpected turn of speed. Boaters preparing for a distant voyage...
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted December 2012
Power & Motoryacht's first impression of the Spencer 57 IPS sportfishing yacht.
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By Kevin Koenig | Posted December 2012
Power & Motoryacht's first impression of the Trinity 120. The 120 looks to be a fine vessel with all the characteristics of a top-notch launch. First and foremost, the 120...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted December 2012
The Sea Tel 3011 employs some of the same technology as the company’s larger dome systems, all in a 30-inch dish. Learn more about this three-axis, marine-stabilized antenna...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted November 2012
Take a few bareboat charters and you get a feel for what works and what doesn’t. Well, MarineMax Vacations must be debriefing every charter guest, because the 464 power cat in its...
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By Chris Caswell | Posted November 2012
Don’t be afraid to bring your kids along on a bareboat charter. If you plan and prepare, they will enjoy the adventure and you will all have memories to last a lifetime.
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By Chris Caswell | Posted November 2012
You need to get to the Abacos, and what better way to explore these islands than a bareboat charter: Set your own timetable, do what you want, and enjoy your friends and family in...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted November 2012
For boaters who know what they want, computers can bring a variety of options to the helm. An overview of onboard PCs
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By Capt. Bill Pike | Posted November 2012
A few generalized tips on docking safely, whether you’re short-handed or single-handed.
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By Capt. Bill Pike | Posted November 2012
Power is the biggie when running an inlet—precisely controlled power. The trick is to precisely fit speed and steering to the constantly changing conditions once inside the...
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