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I can hear the old salts muttering in their beards and bemoaning people not knowing how to scull over the transom with a single oar...

Can't believe 6 years have gone by... But, with a tiny little pandemic in the middle, I've managed to finish the biggest undertaking of...

For me the problem with this is the detail that is lost as you zoom out. Paper charts often show "relatively" small hazards to...

Nothing wrong with charts! These new fangled chart plotters cause alarm and distress. As for these young whip-pa snappers with their...

Exhaust elbow well worth checking. Depending on make and model they can look fine on outside but do corrode on inside. When did you last...

Why do you think they need some love? Look fine to me just plain slightly weathered teak

No, faorly certain it wouldn’t have sunk. But a boat that can rip itself to bits by means of a rope around a prop, that is surely poor...

Looks a considerably more expensive gadget too. I will stick with my 6mm cord backing up a quick release shackle to a deck u bolt

I still have the small screwdriver tester with bulb in handle and test lead ... in fact I have a couple ...

Well I certainly have - an essential bit of kit in my electrical bag of tricks, but I am old school. Quicker and simpler to use than a...

A modern digital meter takes so little current that it can give a normal voltage reading through bad connections ...... guaranteed to...

Corrosion of the welds occurs by a process called sensitisation, in which carbon in the sheet metal or the filler rods forms chromium...

The OP worded the question strangely, but in fact he makes an excellent point. If you fall off the roof of a tall building the recovery...

And another. Unsupported spade rudders for crossing oceans is just too scary for me though plenty do it. So much garbage out there to hit.

I have one of these beasts mounted in the bow of my boat. Find it great to use, so I’d say yes