You are here:  Magazine and Events » Online Resources » Newsletter » Newsletter Content
 Newsletter - Table Of Contents
Advertisement
 
Advertisement
 
Advertisement
 

August 2008 Newsletter


The Healthy Boat

By Beth Adams-Smith

Wouldn’t you like to drink water off your boat and know that it was pure and fresh tasting? Well now you can, without dealing with the many problems of plastic bottles and jugs. Not only will you make an environmental difference, and reduce the space factor on your boat, you can create a clean tasting water that comes out of your galley’s tap.
Read the full article

Coming Soon From PMM!

By Natalie Friton

PMM invite’s all of our readers participate in a Design Competition together with the Westlawn Institute of Naval Architecture. Create your dream boat and submit your ideas to be reviewed by a panel of judges from within the marine industry. Read inside for more details!
Read the full article

Fall Boat Show Season Abounds With New Designs

By John Wooldridge

It’s going to be a busy show season for those who want to keep up with the newest trawlers and oceangoing cruisers. Starting with the first show of the fall season, the Newport International Boat Show, and running through the Solomons Trawler Fest, TrawlerPort at the Annapolis Power Boat Show, and Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show, here’s a quick preview and rundown on the basics of the new
Read the full article

Boat Handling

By Robert M. Lane

Sharpen your seamanship skills by learning why spring lines can be helpful in a tight docking situation. Knowing how to effectively use your bow and stern lines can set you apart as a skilled boater. If you thought you knew everything about docking, read along as Bob shows you from firsthand experience that as long as you have a plan and the right lines, docking can be a breeze.
Read the full article

Stainles Steel and Corrosion

By Steve D'Antonio

Learn Stainless Steel’s role in the marine world, where it’s safe to install on your boat, and how to prevent corrosion and other exposures. Stainless Steel has many advantages, but also disadvantages, which is why you should know how to be proactive when using it on your vessel.
Read the full article
Advertisement
 
  Print