Upgrades for a Circumnavigation
Halfway through his latest circumnavigation, Webb Chiles made several upgrades to Gannet, his Moore 24, to make the rest of the journey safer and more comfortable.
The latest upgrades and refits for your boat brought to you by Imtra.
Halfway through his latest circumnavigation, Webb Chiles made several upgrades to Gannet, his Moore 24, to make the rest of the journey safer and more comfortable.
New two-wire lighting technology makes for easy LED system refits.
The latest chapter in our ongoing series about the complete overhaul of a classic-plastic Pearson 36.
When it comes to something as ubiquitous as good old masking tape, not all types are created equal.
Learn everything you need to know about marine LED utility lights and the best places to install them on your boat.
How to troubleshoot problematic LED lights on your boat.
What factors must be considered when putting aboard a new anchoring system? Imtra expert Jim Thomas provides the guidelines.
Following these tips annually will help ensure your thruster runs at peak performance all season long.
Is your bow or stern thruster too loud? Whether your thruster has been noisy from the day it was installed or if it just started getting louder over time, here are three factors that contribute to noise, and ways to solve them.
Imtra product expert Tom Orr walks you through the process of purchasing & switching to LED lighting onboard.
When it comes to applying fresh paint, the three keys to success are the product, the preparation and the application.
Keep your sailboat’s mast securely in place by carefully inspecting all of your spar’s components and replacing parts before you have a breakdown.
Modern thruster and stabilizers transform the handling and performance of older yachts.
Before you start shopping for a new oven or stove-top, consider meals you’re likely to prepare and the fuel you plan to use.
Refitting your yacht with the latest LED and light-fixture technology enhances the look and feel of your vessel. And it’s a great project for do-it-yourselfer.
Before pulling the trigger on a new sailboat auxiliary engine, do your homework and make sure the marine diesel you choose is right for your budget, plans and boat.
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