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DIY Sailboat Projects

A large PVC tee fitting and other common plumbing parts were used to fashion a robust gray-water sump.

Sump’n Different

Using off-the-shelf plumbing parts and a little ingenuity, you can build an industrial-strength gray-water containment system anywhere on your boat.

To try out the Bad Boy Xtreme MJ, Wirie Pro and Rogue Wave WiFi antennas (from left), They were mounted on a rack in Lyra's cockpit. All outperformed the existing onboard WiFi system.

On Board WiFi: Get Connected

Whether you need reliable Internet access aboard to work or you just like the convenience of web browsing from the cockpit, there’s a Wi-Fi system for you.

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A Fresh Look

Thinking about updating your boat’s canvas or upholstery? Experts in the field weigh in on the material options.

There’s nothing quite like an almost endless supply of clear, fresh water on a long-range cruising boat. For washing the deck and cockpit, we often fill 2.5-gallon jerry jugs directly from the watermaker’s sample tube and carry them topsides to scrub everything clean.

Water, Water Everywhere

Installing a high-capacity watermaker may not be the simplest job you ever tackled, but when tucked away in a sweltering anchorage, it may be the most rewarding.

A large PVC tee fitting and other common plumbing parts were used to fashion a robust gray-water sump.

Sump’n Different

Using off-the-shelf plumbing parts and a little ingenuity, you can build an industrial-strength gray-water containment system anywhere on your boat.

To try out the Bad Boy Xtreme MJ, Wirie Pro and Rogue Wave WiFi antennas (from left), They were mounted on a rack in Lyra's cockpit. All outperformed the existing onboard WiFi system.

On Board WiFi: Get Connected

Whether you need reliable Internet access aboard to work or you just like the convenience of web browsing from the cockpit, there’s a Wi-Fi system for you.

cw

A Fresh Look

Thinking about updating your boat’s canvas or upholstery? Experts in the field weigh in on the material options.

There’s nothing quite like an almost endless supply of clear, fresh water on a long-range cruising boat. For washing the deck and cockpit, we often fill 2.5-gallon jerry jugs directly from the watermaker’s sample tube and carry them topsides to scrub everything clean.

Water, Water Everywhere

Installing a high-capacity watermaker may not be the simplest job you ever tackled, but when tucked away in a sweltering anchorage, it may be the most rewarding.

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