Blogs

Ben Ellison takes a look at Actisense NMEA 2000 cables and connectors while discussing network design tips.

Hands on with next generation boat management interfaces

Groundbreaking new tech that you've barely heard anything about

Raymarine and Mercury’s preview of semi-autonomous docking assist

While the Dashews have retired from designing and building, FPBs Steve Dashew is still perfecting his personal designs aboard his own FPB 78.

The Raymarine Ray90 is a full-featured blackbox VHF radio with wireless handsets and Bluetooth audio

Starlight LED helming guide instrument is a tool worth having.

Lighting your boat just got easier with Scheiber’s kinetic Light Air Switch kit, with Marinebeam assist. (Panbo)

The options are getting better and cheaper

Navico Halo24 & Raymarine Quantum2 radars

Two Navionics Boating apps add ActiveCaptain Community, others to be discontinued

Amazon Fire TV Recast on a boat?

Maretron, Octoplex, Lumishore, Victron, Integrel, and here comes Navico ID

Ben Stein from the PANBO blog previews the new Blue Guard BG-One.

Ben Ellison frets about Hurricane Florence's impact on the marina's he favors in the Carolinas.

From the ash of terrorism, sprang the largest seaborne rescue in human history. All selflessly carried out by everyday boat owners.

Ben Ellison gets aboard the Draken Harald Hårfagre in Rockland, Maine, he was impressed.

Will trade wars cause sudden marine electronics price increases?

Ben Ellison from Panbo brings us the latest from Fusion Entertainment

Yacht campaigning along RI beaches hits rocks, politician blames NOAA

A great article from Mario Vittone's Sounding Magazine Lifeline Blog on the best device for being found.

At least 12% of the population lacks binocular vision making the use of marine binoculars difficult. As Ben Ellison suffers from a lack of binocular vision he came up with a simple solution by sawing the perfect pair of binoculars in half.

Ben Stein, from the Panbo blog, discusses staying connected while his family cruised the Great Loop

Mention drowning and we all tend to envision a person in the water waving his hands, splashing and screaming for help. That’s not even remotely close to what a drowning person looks like, writes Mario Vittone in this week’s Lifelines: Safety And Rescue At Sea blog.