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PassageMaker Magazine
01 Feb 2008
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  COVER STORY
80
The N47: Mirage’s New Trawler Fits To A Tee
By Bill Parlatore
The simple, stable Great Harbour N47 gives you lots of bang for your buck. Step aboard this trawler with the unique profile and find plenty of space and amenities for true liveaboard comfort.
  THE HOLY PLACE
92
Seakeeper Gyro: A New Twist On Vessel Stabilization  
By Steve D’Antonio
Steve, our resident seasick gearhead, tests out the latest technology in vessel stabilization. Find out what makes the Seakeeper Gyro tick and how its innovative motion control can make any cruise smoother and more enjoyable.
104
Sophisticated Luxury: The Northwest 45
By Robert M. Lane
Join Bob as he sea-trials the Northwest 45, a classy cruiser offering large-yacht quality in a smaller package. Loaded with standard equipment—including an articulated rudder and full electronics—this eye-catching boat comes ready to cruise.
  ELECTRONICS
116
Fully Automatic? Autopilot Vs. Human Pilot: Minimize Failure And Maximize Navigation
By Joe Minick
An autopilot can make cruising a lot easier, but it’s essential to know the capabilities and limitations of your system. Joe offers advice on how to cruise safely while making the most of your “extra hand at the helm.”
126
The New Zimmerman 46: A Proven Downeast Hull Crafted To Perfection     
By Bill Parlatore
Contemporary meets traditional aboard the Zimmerman 46, a capable lobsterboat with modern styling. Rich details and sleek comfort make BillP a true fan of this custom Downeast yacht.
  TRAWLER TALK
140
Bringing A Used Cruiser Back To Life
By Tom Neale
When fixing up a used boat, it’s important to know which jobs to tackle first, what you can handle yourself, and when to call in the pros. Read Tom’s tips on how to plan, prioritize, and patch up!
148
Maryland Bay Pilots: Extreme Multitasking At Its Best
By Steve D’Antonio
Meet the Maryland pilots, the men and women who safely guide large ships into port on Chesapeake Bay. Spend a day in the life of a pilot and learn the true meaning of seamanship.
158
A Green Silver Bullet? The Quest For Sustainable Alternatives
By Bill Parlatore
On the prowl for an efficient and eco-friendly cruiser, we share the latest about folks in the industry who are breaking ground with green technology. A cruising boat that runs on sunlight and water? It may be just around the corner.
162
Fishtug Gloria: Talk About A Workboat!  
By Bill Jacobs
When John Andries was searching for a boat to call his own, his thoughts turned to the Great Lakes fishing boats he loved as a kid. With the help of family and friends, John converted a 1945 “fish tug” into a one-of-a-kind cruiser that proudly shows off its working heritage.
   

 


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