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It pays to work with your equipment installer when choosing new gear.
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It pays to work with your equipment installer when choosing new gear.
Adding solar panels to your sailboat can keep your lights and appliances running without requiring the engine.
When it comes to simple, robust, reliable self-steering — especially in snarly weather — a mechanical windvane is hard to beat.
Outfitting your boat with proportional speed control thrusters.
Budget, pride and curiosity lead a do-it-yourselfer to handle a project that would be easier left to the pros.
With a lot of ingenuity and a few homemade parts, a Florida liveaboard sailor unplugs from the grid in comfort.
It pays to work with your equipment installer when choosing new gear.
Adding solar panels to your sailboat can keep your lights and appliances running without requiring the engine.
When it comes to simple, robust, reliable self-steering — especially in snarly weather — a mechanical windvane is hard to beat.
Outfitting your boat with proportional speed control thrusters.
Budget, pride and curiosity lead a do-it-yourselfer to handle a project that would be easier left to the pros.
With a lot of ingenuity and a few homemade parts, a Florida liveaboard sailor unplugs from the grid in comfort.
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