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Reader Tip: Trace Your Systems
Related tags: Systems | Reader Tip by Carolyn Shearlock
If you have a boat that's new to you, take the time to map out the systems—you'll be glad you did!
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July 17, 2002Getting the Most out of High-Tech Lineby Jeremy McGearyPart II: When you use braided ropes made of synthetic fibers, the old ways of doing things don’t always apply
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June 24, 2002Getting a Line on Cordageby Jeremy McGearyWhether you're seeking the top of the line or watching the bottom one, there's a wealth of choices if you know your ropes
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February 4, 2002Self-Steering—with No Strings Attachedby Darrell NicholsonPart II: Our journey through the realm of windvanes wraps up with trim tabs and auxiliary rudders
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December 6, 2001Sorting Out Self-Steering Optionsby Darrell NicholsonPart I: Modern servo-pendulum windvanes blend traditional wisdom, modern materials, and innovative design features
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October 24, 2001The Sensible Fuel Systemby Steve DantonioPart II—From tank to injector, reliable service begins with attention to detail
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October 24, 2001Staring Down Engine Troubleby Steve D'AntonioThe conclusion of our four-part series looks at inspection, maintenance tasks, and troubleshooting
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October 24, 2001Can Your Cooling System Take the Heat?by Ed ShermanPart III of our four-part series follows the flow through the vital parts that keep your engine from frying
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October 24, 2001The Ghost in Your Machineby Ed ShermanIn Part One of our four-part series, we take a look inside to see what keeps our engines ticking through the years
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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.
