To be able to upgrade and/or fix our boat’s electrical systems we need to understand fundamental electrical theory. Here’s a graphic that will help, plus an update on some cool products we will be testing.

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To be able to upgrade and/or fix our boat’s electrical systems we need to understand fundamental electrical theory. Here’s a graphic that will help, plus an update on some cool products we will be testing.
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Hanging out in a lovely anchorage is a wonderful part of cruising, but what if we could also stay fit and/or play with a really cool fast sailing dinghy at the same time?
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John appeared on Andy and Mia’s popular podcast On The Wind for the third time. Here are the details.
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John has finally learned about podcasts and specifically offshore voyaging podcasts. He has now been interviewed not just once, but twice.
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Sick of fighting with an outboard? Want to keep fit while cruising? Like to get on the water in a small fun boat? Matt has the answer.
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Now there’s a benefit of multihulls that I hadn’t thought of. By the way, I don’t write much about multihulls simply because I haven’t had any experience with them since I skippered a head-boat catamaran around Bermuda some forty years ago as a moonlighting job when I was a barely-making-it sailmaker. We used to load [...]
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I have heard of “using a sledgehammer to crack a nut”, but…
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We went for an after-dinner stroll in Lunenburg last evening and found the old Volvo 60, Amer Sports 1, alongside the visitor float. In her day, early in the millennium, she represented the pinnacle of high tech racing machines, designed and built to be sailed in the Volvo fully crewed around the world race by [...]
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