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Onboard systems’ management firms make service as easy as point and click.
Oyster Yachts partners with MedAire to give new owners a two-year subscription.
Here are some of the latest gadgets to help upgrade your yacht’s helm.
by David Schmidt
KVH plans to offer AWT’s global weather data over the mini-VSAT Broadband network.
Survival Simplified: This floating survival kit offers an array of supplies should things go south.
Ocean Signal’s rescueME PLB1 has no monthly monitoring or subscription fee.
FLIR’s two-word mantra yields a new generation of thermal night-vision cameras.
More than a million Navionics marine apps have been downloaded from the Apple store.
Vesper Marine’s Virtual AIS targets supplement physical aids to navigation.
A reminder from the U.S. Coast Guard to use your VHF radio—not your cellphone—to call for help when you’re in distress on the water.
When standing at the wheel of your boat, do you know the height of your eye off the water? You should.
A string of tragedies over the summer serve as a grim reminder to check the electrical systems on your boat and dock.
Onboard systems’ management firms make service as easy as point and click.
Oyster Yachts partners with MedAire to give new owners a two-year subscription.
Here are some of the latest gadgets to help upgrade your yacht’s helm.
by David Schmidt
KVH plans to offer AWT’s global weather data over the mini-VSAT Broadband network.
Survival Simplified: This floating survival kit offers an array of supplies should things go south.
Ocean Signal’s rescueME PLB1 has no monthly monitoring or subscription fee.
FLIR’s two-word mantra yields a new generation of thermal night-vision cameras.
More than a million Navionics marine apps have been downloaded from the Apple store.
Vesper Marine’s Virtual AIS targets supplement physical aids to navigation.
A reminder from the U.S. Coast Guard to use your VHF radio—not your cellphone—to call for help when you’re in distress on the water.
When standing at the wheel of your boat, do you know the height of your eye off the water? You should.
A string of tragedies over the summer serve as a grim reminder to check the electrical systems on your boat and dock.
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