GOST’s Universal Control Unit
GOST’s Universal Control Unit works on yachts with wireless or hardwired systems.
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GOST’s Universal Control Unit works on yachts with wireless or hardwired systems.
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GOST’s Universal Control Unit works on yachts with wireless or hardwired systems.
Your anchor rode needs a fair lead and your windlass needs correct installation and wiring for them to work properly and efficiently.
The HyMar project was undertaken to study the technology, the environmental reality and the economics of hybrid marine propulsion systems.
Digitizing the list of winter maintenance projects makes the crew of the David B more efficient.
In our June 2012 issue, Vincent Daniello gives advice to get the most of your boatyard with the smallest impact on your wallet. Here’s the photo gallery of the refit of the 154-foot Feadship.
Find out how three yacht owners repowered their old boats and brought new life back into old loves. Web extra from our May 2012 issue.
How to demystify the numbers from your electronically governed diesel.
After the initial expense, solar panels energize your boat free of charge. Read more here.
Five years after their recreational debut, pod drives continue to appear as standard equipment on midsize motoryachts. Find out what service they really require and how much it’s going to cost.
The doctor prescribes oil analysis for a healthy engine.
Oil analysis, along with coolant and transmission system testing, will help keep your engine healthy.
Understand the nuts and bolts or watch money go up in smoke. “Shipshape” from our January 2012 issue.
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