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Summer-Sailing Gear Guide
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Looking forward to a summer of fun on the water? Here we take a look at everything from flip flops and floppy hats to inflatable kayaks and SUPs.
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February 23, 2010iSailorby Ben EllisonWith boatloads of apps available and more being created every day, the iPhone can take you to sea and back. Electronics from our March 2010 issue
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February 16, 2010Cool Tools for Odd Jobsby R.j. RubadeauThinking outside the standard toolbox helps you tackle chores at sea. "Hands-On" Sailor from our July 2009 issue
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February 16, 2010Into the Nitty-Gritty of NMEA 2000by Ben EllisonThe N2K data-sharing standard can improve your electronics network, but don't dive in without some knowledge of cable and power details. An electronics review from our July 2009 issue
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January 14, 2010One Mean Green Machineby Elaine LemboSail Green: We find so many "environmentally friendly" cleaning products on the market that Mother Nature herself might not be able to make a choice. Along the way, we learn a few things. A special product review from our December 2009 issue
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December 8, 2009Inflatable Safetyby Bill SpringerA life jacket can save you-but only if you have it on. These PFDs have built-in harnesses and are comfortable enough to actually wear. A gear review from our November 2009 issue
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November 13, 2009Green Gearby Bill SpringerPlease Mother Nature with recyclable foulies and reusable sacks. New Products from our December 2009 issue
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October 28, 2009Where's the Handheld?by Bill SpringerA handy gadget to help clear the decks. From "New Products" from our September 2009 issue
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October 28, 2009Boat in a Bagby Bill SpringerThis multifunctional toy holds all kinds of possibilities for the playful cruiser. New Products from our September 2009 issue
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October 27, 2009Navico's Broadband Radar in the Real Worldby Ben EllisonThe company's revolutionary solid-state 18-inch radome proves itself worthy, but it has serious competition. An electronics review in our November 2009 issue
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October 27, 2009Carpentry Cover-Upby Ben ZartmanOur intrepid builder uses interior trim to hide some of the gaps and chips in the planking-and in his carpentry skills. "Hands-On Sailor' for our October 2009 issue
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