Posted by Dave on Jul 19th 2023
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Being dragged off on the boat for long cruises to boring harbors with the parents was my introduction to Type 2 fun. Type 1 fun is, of course, fun that you know you're having while you're having it. T
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Posted by Dave on Jun 29th 2023
Starlink - What's the future's future?
Starlink – What’s the future’s future?Though the better half accuses me of chronic hyperbole, it’s
no stretch to say that Starlink has revolutionized online access for boaters. Previous
options for
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Posted by Dave on Jun 8th 2023
Boat prep safety is no accident
Thankfully, boaters have become more aware of on the water
risks and the ways to mitigate and manage them – life jackets, dead man cords,
tethers, alcohol awareness, even sun protection. Unfortunate
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Posted by Dave on May 18th 2023
Cockpit table classics - rice and artichoke salad
One of my favorite memories as a kid was the family piling onto the boat (first a Tartan 27, later a C&C 34) and heading to Lloyd Harbor for the night with a bunch of other families. When we got there
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Posted by Dave on Apr 25th 2023
Chain size and length, explained
There are two key chain measurements that you must know in order to replace
your chain: length and size. Both are straightforward. "Size" refers
to the pitch (length) and width of each link. There a
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Posted by Dave on Apr 10th 2023
What's the future of teak?
Teak has always been a primary material for boats of all sizes, for many reasons. It's beautiful, it's incredibly weather resistant and heard wearing, it's tolerant of maintenance lapses, and did I me
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