Florida Start-Up Promised To Generate Energy From Seawater But Falls Short
Joi Scientific Says Hydrogen Gas Production Not Efficient Enough Yet
Technical
From battery selection and yacht maintenance on your trawler, to fuel system design and filtration, to stabilizers and hydraulics, to refits and repairs, to engines types and oil, our selection of technical articles offers you a wide range of subjects. Where power cruiser technical articles are concerned, chances are good if you’re interested in it, we’ve written about it.
Mythbuster No. 1: Engines With Higher HP Ratings Burn More Fuel
Sometimes More Horsepower Is the More Sensible Solution
Seamanship Tips To Make Living Aboard Easier
Basic Solutions to Challenges That Cruisers Face Every Day
New Metal Tech Could Mean Vessels That Wouldn't Sink Even After Being Holed (Video)
Spiders and Ants Inspire Research Breakthrough
Calder, OceanPlanet Promote 'Generator Replacement' Technology (Video)
PassageMaker's Own 'Master of Disaster' Was Principal Tester for Revolutionary, Belt-On Charging System
Beware That Sexy Boat; She'll Break Your Heart
A Sensible Checklist for Choosing Your Next Vessel
SWATH Technology: The End of Rock and Roll?
Pioneers Apply New-Old, Motion-Dampening Techniques to Recreational Boats
Righting John Steinbeck's Storied Ship (Video)
Western Flyer Gets a Plank-by-Plank Restoration and Soul Re-Infusion
They Need a Boat Buyer's Survival Guide and So Do You
Expert Advice To Avoid Blunders That Cost Money...and Pride
FLIR Using 'Visible Light' To Augment Thermal Imaging
Visible Light Camera Available as Stand-Alone Too
Out with Glitz and Gadgetry: Workboats to Yachts
Made in America, The Seaton Alaska 75 Will Cost Less
AIS Company Re-Invents VHF To Work Like a Smartphone
Vesper of New Zealand Wins 'Best New Product' for 2019
On The Hook: Anchor Math and Management, Part 2
A Deeper Dive into the Art of Not Going Anywhere
Elling Yachts Puts its 'Self-Righting Hulls' Claim to the Ultimate Test
Elling Yachts' self-righting hulls offer a smart solution to a problem of physics.
On The Hook: Anchor Math and Management Part 1
Believe it or not, there is much more to simply tossing your anchor overboard. Check in with cruising contributors, Rudy and Jill Sechez and discover part 1 of the anchor math equation.
Tools of the Trade
Time spent working at an iconic Annapolis chandlery was one of the best things to happen to the author
The Zurn Factor
Naval Architect Doug Zurn Designs Some of the Prettiest Lines on the Water
Tech Trends: Beyond the Basics
Dockmate’s wireless remote system is helpful in surprising ways.
The Whole Picture
Relying on AIS? There may be more out there than what you see on the screen.
