
View from the Helm
by Sail Staff, Posted March 21, 2006FULL STORY

Spring Commissioning: The Diesel
by Sail Staff, Posted March 21, 2006FULL STORY
Boatworks
The diesel-electric hybrid as an auxiliary power source for sailboats has moved from the laboratory into the water. Though still in early development, it has advantages including fuel efficiency, ease of handling, responsive motor control, low sound levels, immediate-use capability, and, on some systems, power regeneration.
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Hybrid Power Keeps Going
by Joseph Huberman, Posted March 20, 2006I have a Solomon Technologies motor and a Glacier
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2005 Boating Writers International Awards
by Sail Staff, Posted March 17, 2006FULL STORY

Everything Else
Walker Bay’s rigid polypropylene dinghies are a common sight around the country’s waterways and coastlines, where they’re used as sailboat tenders and fun boats. Now the company hopes its attractive new inflatables will meet with the same success. Its Genesis line of RIBs have light but strong plastic hulls and either PVC or Hypalon removable tubes; some of them have folding transoms for easier
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Going Soft
by Sail Staff, Posted March 9, 2006FULL STORY
















