Saildrone Launches 65′ Aluminum USV
Richard Jenkins, an Englishman trained in mechanical engineering, stepped into the limelight on March 26, 2009, in California’s Mojave Desert by setting a 126.1 mph (203 km/h) land sailing speed… Read more »
Lights in the Darkness: Navigation lights, the best protection against nighttime collisions, are worth getting right
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AkzoNobel’s Awlgrip brand launches revolutionary 3D Color Visualizer for boaters and professionals
Awlgrip®, the renowned yacht brand under AkzoNobel, introduces a revolutionary 3D Color Visualizer on its website https://www.awlgrip.com/colors. The innovative and industry leading tool is designed to empower boaters and applicators… Read more »
Gunderson Marine Pays Welding Students
Gunderson Marine of Portland, Oregon, recently side-launched Makani Loa, a 438‘ x 105‘ (133.5m x 32m) container barge for Lynden/Alaska Marine Lines from its 58-acre (32.5-hectare) manufacturing site in the industrial area north… Read more »
Noise Reduction with QuietRide Sound Shield
From Ray Hunt Design comes a timely answer to the growing menace of outboard motor noise.
CTM Marine Prepares for Summer 2024
by: CTM Marine
CTM Marine, major marine air conditioning manufacturer in the US with over 10,000 units sold and a global dealer network of more than 150 dealers, has been preparing for a big summer 2024.
Crushing the Marine Canvas Crunch
“Think outside the box” is more than a business school cliché, and Mike Beemer, department chair at Skagit Valley College’s (SVC) Marine Technology Center in Anacortes, Washington, is on a… Read more »
Stitch-and-Glue Canoe
As renowned wooden boat designer and builder Sam Devlin transitions into the calmer waters of his career, he’s handing the reins of Devlin Designing Boatbuilders to his son McKenzie and… Read more »
There was Only One Partner I’d Trust for the Refurb Project of my Life: AkzoNobel
by: Awlgrip
“My dad and I always used Awlgrip® and Interlux® on our boats. AkzoNobel is the one that never lets you down.” says Jim.
Sled Revival
Long, skinny boats dominated West Coast offshore racing decades ago. A new build in wood composite is out to prove the concept is still valid.
Rybovich Refit Revisited
A recent visit to Port Townsend, Washington, included a stop at Sea Marine to check on the refit of Lone Eagle II, a cold-molded 53‘ (16.15m) Rybovich from 1967 that found its… Read more »
