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These articles are intended to provide advice, instruction, and ideas related to sailing, boating, and other
on-the-water activities.
They may be straight "how-to" instructions, or possibly an illustrative story that entertains while making
a point. Whatever the format, we hope you find them both useful and entertaining.
Enjoy! ...
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Installing a second battery on your boat.
A humorous article about why you might want to, and some points to cover if you do decide to do so.
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Prop Walk - Nasty Problem or Useful Tool?
Prop Walk is something that will occasionally cause otherwise calm and cool boaters, at least fixed prop boaters,
to wax eloquent with highly colorful language.
It can be a significant problem in steering, especially in reverse, or it can be a big help. It just depends
on your view.
This article is a slightly technical, "just the facts, Ma'am" presentation on what it is, what to do about it,
and even how to use it for your benefit.
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Epoxy - useful tips and ideas for using epoxy for successful projects.
This article focuses on using epoxy to seal items. It has a straightforward, semi-technical focus.
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Repairing / Restoring a Centerboard or Rudder
This article focuses on techniques and materials to restore badly worn or damaged items such as centerboards,
daggerboards, rudders, tillers, etc. The use of epoxy, fiberglass and other reinforcing fabrics, and final coatings
such as paint or varnish is discussed. It has a straightforward, semi-technical focus.
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Pre-Sail Checklist...
The boat you save may be your own!
More of an "Ought-to" article than a "How-to", this article encourages boaters to take just a very short time
to check out their boat before heading out.
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Strengthening Attachment Points for Boating Equipment
Every time you add a piece of equipment to your boat, you are faced with some questions about exactly how to
attach it, and whether you need to distribute the attachment load and/or reinforce the part of the boat to which the equipment
is to be attached.
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