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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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February 14, 2011Cruisers U.United States Yacht Shows, Inc., producer of the United States Sail and Powerboat Shows, is launching a new event for aspiring, as well as experienced, cruisers.
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February 8, 2011Get to Know Your Check Valvesby Steve D AntonioHandy in some systems, these fow controllers can land you in the soup if they're improperly installed
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January 27, 2011Boat Handling at Your Fingertipsby Bill SpringerOptions abound if you’re thinking of installing a bow thruster to take the angst out of tight-quarter maneuvers.
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January 25, 2011Get Your Water Systems Ready for Winterby Steve D AntonioDrain and flush your tanks and hoses, then protect them with non-toxic antifreeze.
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December 14, 2010Seven Steps to Keep Your Outboard Kickingby Ed ShermanA good flush and an annual application of grease and oil are just what the doctor ordered for small engines.
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December 2, 2010Sails Deserve a Little T.L.C.by Mark PillsburyIf your season’s done, a washing, inspection, and any needed repairs will ensure that your sails are ready to go next season. "Hands-On Sailor" from our November 2010 issue
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December 2, 2010Saving Diesel and Dollarsby Geraldine FoleyFor those on a budget, installing a wind generator can help strike the balance between green technology and greenbacks. "Hands-On Sailor" from our November 2010 issue
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December 2, 2010Don’t Land in Hot Waterby Steve D' AntonioBecause the water heater on your boat has two sources of heat, you need to understand the differences in temperature that are possible to avoid a scalding. "Hands-On Sailor" from our December 2010 issue
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January 14, 2010Wind and Solar Are Fine by Ospreyby Wendy Mitman ClarkeSail Green: Osprey's energy refit took an alternative tack, and the benefits have decidedly paid off. A special "Hands-On Sailor" from our December 2009 issue
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September 29, 2009Inspect Your Grounding Systemby Steve D AntonioOn a boat with AC power, the green wires that run between metallic objects are your best defense against shocks. "Hands-on Sailor" from our October 2009
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