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PassageMaker Magazine
07 Mar 2008
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  COVER STORY
66
One Of A Kind: A Good Old Yacht Gets Better

By Robert M. Lane

When readers wrote to PMM about a mystery trawler, our search led us to a truly unique and handsome cruiser with a rich history. Learn all about this DeFever-designed steel classic as her loving owners give her a late-in-life makeover.

  THE HOLY PLACE
78
The Spin On Centrifugal Separation
By Steve D’Antonio

On many boats, a fuel polishing system is the first line of defense in the battle against dirty fuel. Steve explains the role of the centrifugal separator in fuel polishing, telling us how it makes fuel cleaner than clean with little maintenance.  

  UNDERWAY
86
The Perils Of Amateur Cruising

By Kay White

A relaxing evening on the ICW takes an unexpected turn, with a storm putting cruisers Kay and Jim White and their trawler a little too close to land for comfort. The Whites learn a lesson about preparation that we can all take to heart.

92
Kanter 56: Aluminum Boatbuilding At Its Best

By Steve D’Antonio

When building a yacht from aluminum, it’s essential that it be constructed with great attention to detail. The folks at Kanter Yachts do just that with the Kanter 56, an ocean-capable example of an aluminum boat built right.

102
Easing Into Paradise: Making A Good Situation Even Better

By Bill Parlatore

BillP. gives us an update from Marathon, Florida, as he adjusts to his life as a temporary liveaboard. He shares problems he’s conquered and joys he’s experienced being out on the water, immersed in the trawler lifestyle.

  ELECTRONICS
108
Command & Control: Electronic Navigation Takes Another Giant Step Forward

By John Wooldridge

It’s hard to keep up with the ever-changing world of marine electronics. Our new executive editor, John Wooldridge, makes it easier with his detailed roundup of what’s hot at the helm.

116
Cruising Baja: It’s Not Impossible     

By Robert M. Lane

Follow along as an impressive fleet of boats takes part in the FUBAR Odyssey, cruising from San Diego down the coast of Baja California. More than 200 crew members learned plenty about seamanship, self-sufficiency, and careful planning while enjoying the breathtaking sights of Mexico’s coast.

  TRAWLER TALK
126
¿Cruceros, Habla Usted Español?

By Tom Blandford

During his time cruising Latin America, reader Tom Blandford found he needed to brush up on his Spanish. Enrolling at a foreign-language school provided him a unique cultural perspective and helped make cruising foreign waters a more satisfying experience.

132
Once Your Ship Comes In, The Work Begins

By Bill Jacobs

Ever wonder what happens between the time a yacht leaves the factory and when you pick it up from dealer? Bill joins the delivery team at Krogen Express Yachts and reveals all the behind-the-scenes action of this fascinating yet arduous process.

140
Yoga For Boaters: Finding Balance And Flexibility On Board

By Lisa Garside

Practicing yoga doesn’t require a lot of equipment or space, which makes it an ideal exercise for boaters. Find out how yoga can benefit your body and your mind, and help you prevent pain and injury while you’re on the water.

   

 


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