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Articles and chapters that we have recently made meaningful updates and improvements to, either in the light of new information, or because our thinking on the subject has changed.

You can find the updates quickly by clicking on the article and then using your browser’s search function to look for “update”. That said be careful since reading the update without the context provided by the entire article could lead you to completely the wrong conclusion.

Cruising Sailboat Standing Rigging Inspection

May 2, 2022January 23, 2022 by John Harries

Inspection tips and recommended replacement cycles for offshore cruising boat standing rigging, hydraulics, and vangs.

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Q&A: Windvane Or Autopilot?

March 16, 2022May 19, 2007 by John Harries

Do you prefer a windvane or an autopilot for longer passages?

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Q&A: Which Autopilot Drive?

March 16, 2022May 19, 2007 by John Harries

Some thoughts on autopilot drive types and reliability.

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Autopilot Installation Problems and Lessons Learned

March 16, 2022May 19, 2007 by John Harries

Lessons learned from a poorly installed autopilot, and how we fixed it.

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