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Increase Your Odds After Activating the EPIRB
Related tags: Seamanship | How-To | Safety | Safety Equipment by Beth A. Leonard
Before--and after--activating an EPIRB in international waters, take these steps to lengthen the odds that you're safely rescued. "Seamanship" from our November 2011 issue.
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August 15, 2008The GPS Broke. Now What?by Andrew BurtonIf you lose your electronic advantage, taking a running fix will help you know where you are and where you're headed. "Hands-On Sailor" from our July 2008 issue
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April 17, 2008Knot Your Shoes Rightby The EditorsThere's more than one way to tie your shoes; we show you two practical alternatives. Supplement to our May 2008 issue
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October 17, 2006Power of the Arrowby John BurnhamTo introduce our November 2006 issue, CW editor John Burnham gives a quick lesson on vectors and their usefulness for navigating in current.
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May 2, 2006Mainsail Trim Pointsby John BurnhamTrimming the main--its challenges, its benefits, its techniques, and its pleasures--is a theme woven through the fabric of CW's June 2006 issue.
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December 2, 2004Barnacle Headby Herb MccormickCW's editor, enjoying a solo summer sail on Narragansett Bay, witnesses an encounter between a daysailer and a barge under tow that's by turns kooky, terrifying, and finally comical
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The Vesper Marine WatchMate Vision is arguably the most advanced Class B AIS transponder ever built, and was honored with an Innovation Award in Miami.
