September
2004 issue • Click
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ARCHIVE
COVER STORY
More
Than Just a Pretty Face
If
you said, “That’s a Carver?” upon seeing the Marquis
models, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how they’re built,
too. By George L. Petrie
• Photography
by Jim Raycroft
Lead
Line
Learning
From Europe
FYI
Instant
Karma, A
Word With... Chuck Paine, and more
Latest
& Greatest
Xtools’ GripNweigh digital fish scale, Chums Neofloater croakies,
and Pioneer Electronics Nautica speakers
Maintenance
Q&A
Eliminating bad tastes from water in aluminum tanks, combating leaking
canvas, and more
Electronics
The
not-so-smooth adventures of an old boat getting new electronics, plus
Q&A, SensaSwitch bilge-pump controller, Mariner walkie-talkie headsets,
and Ocean-Clocks tide-table clock
Megayachts
Hot Topics and Down the Ways
Sportfishing
Digest
Family
Tradition
SPECIAL
CONSTRUCTION SECTION
A
Magnificent Transformation By Eileen Mansfield
One thousand man-hours and a passion for classic mahogany runabouts turn
a pile of lumber into an elegant wooden Hacker Craft.
Flying
the Friendly Seas By
Elizabeth Ginns Britten
Yes,
you read that headline right. Wait ‘til you read how a Boeing 307
Stratoliner airplane became a boat.
FEATURES
It’s Hip to Be Square By Alan Harper
Exclusive: Azimut throws down the proverbial gauntlet by designing
its 68S express yacht with square (yes, square) windows.
No
Compromise By
Richard Thiel
Exclusive:
The Ocean Alexander 64 has the generous interior proportions that cruisers
love and the engineering they demand.
Lovely
Lady By
Capt. Bill Pike
From
her clipper bow to her upper helm station, the Alaskan 65 is set up for
leisurely cruising.
What
Are We Smoking? By Capt. John McDevitt
Why aren’t smoke detectors standard equipment aboard all yachts?
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