How to Swing a Compass on a Boat
Learning to swing the compass on a boat is an important step in proper and accurate navigation.
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Learning to swing the compass on a boat is an important step in proper and accurate navigation.
All of your boat’s systems depend on the switch panel, so be sure it’s wired up right. Here’s How.
Wiring underwater boat lights is a fairly straightforward job, and rigging no-drill options is even easier.
Our expert shares his tips on how to bleed a boat’s hydraulic steering systems.
Whether the engines and generator are gasoline or diesel, winterizing these systems properly is mission critical.
National On-Water Standards give boating educators national quality standards for providing skills instruction.
One expert says that finding the right answers before the installation is critical to its success.
This article from the December 1930 issue of Yachting (and Part II from January 1931) gives full plans and instructions for building “The most boat for the lease cost, and so simple anyone can build her.”
Your anchor rode needs a fair lead and your windlass needs correct installation and wiring for them to work properly and efficiently.
Electric shock drowning is a deadly danger for boaters. Know these safety tips.
The Awlwood MA Exterior Clear System will be featured at the Palm Beach boat show.
Renowned photographer Onne van der Wal is giving on-the-water photo workshops.
Learning to swing the compass on a boat is an important step in proper and accurate navigation.
All of your boat’s systems depend on the switch panel, so be sure it’s wired up right. Here’s How.
Wiring underwater boat lights is a fairly straightforward job, and rigging no-drill options is even easier.
Our expert shares his tips on how to bleed a boat’s hydraulic steering systems.
Whether the engines and generator are gasoline or diesel, winterizing these systems properly is mission critical.
National On-Water Standards give boating educators national quality standards for providing skills instruction.
One expert says that finding the right answers before the installation is critical to its success.
This article from the December 1930 issue of Yachting (and Part II from January 1931) gives full plans and instructions for building “The most boat for the lease cost, and so simple anyone can build her.”
Your anchor rode needs a fair lead and your windlass needs correct installation and wiring for them to work properly and efficiently.
Electric shock drowning is a deadly danger for boaters. Know these safety tips.
The Awlwood MA Exterior Clear System will be featured at the Palm Beach boat show.
Renowned photographer Onne van der Wal is giving on-the-water photo workshops.
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