September
2002 issue • Click here for August 2002
COVER
STORY
Natural Evolution
Millennium introduces a fast 80-footer—find out what else makes
this vessel deserving of the name Superyacht.
By Capt. Ken Kreisler • Photography by Michael Berman
DEPARTMENTS
Lead
Line
Welcoming Aboard
FYI
Paying the Price
for Murder, Remaking a Mint, and more
Spectator
Fexas’ rendezvous
with the devil
Latest
& Greatest
Mase gensets,
Spectra watermaker, Magellan GPS, Icom digital SSB, Speedblade scraper
Maintenance
Q&A
Servicing an oil
cooler, getting rid of bugs in diesel fuel, voltage-drop tests
Electronics
Contemporary electronics
at work
Cruising
Point Judith Pond, Rhode Island
Power
Trip By
George Petrie
It may not be
a bird or a plane, but the Hunt 36 Harrier did feel like a speeding bullet
while our editor was sea trialing her.
Hard
Core, and More By George Petrie
Henriques improves
upon its tradition of building serious fishing machines by adding some
creature comforts to the new 35 Flybridge.
Space
Case By Richard Thiel
PMY Exclusive: The Carver 360 Sport Sedan may very
well be the tallest one in her class and has more living space than you
could imagine.
SPECIAL
CONSTRUCTION SECTION
Seeing Is Believing By
Diane M. Byrne
Benetti named its new line of semicustom fiberglass yachts the Vision
series, and Patricia fits that description on many levels.
Peace
and Quiet By Capt. Bill Pike
Find out how Pacific
Mariner builds boats that are quiet and virtually vibration-free.
Oops,
You Feel Something? By Capt. Patrick Sciacca
A collision with
a barge last summer taught us a lot about the strength of
our company boat’s hull and how Riviera, her builder, makes boats.
Born
Again By Capt. Bill Pike
A famed trawler
yacht’s road to recovery after a disastrous accident becomes an
obsession to some and an inspiration to many.
Baby
Onboard By Diane M. Byrne
If toddlers are
a handful on land, imagine them on a boat—but one couple learns
how to mix cruising and the Terrible Twos.
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