Table of Contents
PassageMaker Magazine
01 May 2003
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Weather Information
Weather is one of the most important factors to consider when preparing for an extended
cruise. Find out how you can get the latest, up-to-date weather information before
you head out to sea.
By Jim Tindall
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DeFever Yachts
It's no surprise that DeFever owners are passionate about their boats. The sturdy,
seafaring yachts are built to take on the toughest seas.
By Robert M. Lane
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Wild Wind On The Pacific
On the last leg of her maiden voyage, a 60-foot catamaran takes a crew of three
on an incredible voyage from Hawaii to Seattle.
By Phil Peterson
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Unusual Rite Of Northwest Passage
He thought his world was falling apart, but an old Krogen and a new attitude put
it all back together. A boating novice discovers a life he didn't know existed.
By David T. Holland
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Rescuing Chloe
Diving into cold water at 4 a.m. was not something Gavin Miller planned to do, but
when his pooch went overboard, it was a cold, wet night for pet and owner.
By Gavin Miller
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Mother Of All Passages
Before the modern trawler began crossing oceans, an early passagemaker was paving
the way. Step back in time with Steve D'Antonio as he traces the voyage of Sir Ernest
Shackleton's 1914 Endurance expedition to the Antarctic.
By Steve C. D'Antonio
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Boatless In Bend
Parting with a beloved trawler can be an emotional roller coaster ride. Here, Sally
Bee Brown walks us through the often- frustrating process as she sells her own boat.
By Sally Bee Brown
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Velvet Drives
When is the last time you maintained your boat's damper plates? Often overlooked,
damper plates are vital to properly functioning marine gears and should be checked
periodically.
By Robert M. Lane
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Diesel-Electric Propulsion
This propulsion alternative could bring trawlers into the same power realm as the
big cruise ships and locomotives.
By Chuck Husick
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Going Digital
Digital photography makes a lot of sense for trawler owners, but it helps to learn
some essentials before you stop using film.
By Bill Parlatore
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