Test: 20 hours on board a life raft
May 9, 2018
Life raft: 20 hours on board Life raft is an essential part of boat equipment, even if we all hope we never have to use it. But how’s life inside? How can we make the
Life raft: 20 hours on board Life raft is an essential part of boat equipment, even if we all hope we never have to use it. But how’s life inside? How can we make the
The French company CHRYSADEV launches Ewincher, the electric winch handle for hoisting and hauling halyards and sheets. Out-of-water test at La Grande Motte Multihull Boat Show The English idiom “two’s company, three’s a crowd” seems
Life Raft Test: living aboard a life raft Boat safety equipment, and life raft in particular, is a serious thing but, if you have never attended a maritime safety course, it is very likely that
In this article, we will see how to install an autopilot on board a single-engine motorboat. In addition to the text, the tutorial includes a video where we will show you how to adjust the
Crossing the sea is always exciting, no matter where you’re leaving from or the destination you’re heading to: the mere thought of running on a imaginary line linking what the sea divides always makes me
The 2017 edition of the Genoa International Boat Show was a great success, with record numbers both in terms of visitors and products sold. The event was an important occasion for shipyards to exhibit their own boats in the
It wasn’t easy trying to convince Carlo Selva but he finally accepted to give us his tender for the second year running. He knows very well how stressful our tests are and a second season of
Delivered by the Italian importer Carlo Selva after an exciting series of some boat shows and the Italian NavigaMi exhibition, the Torqueedo 1003 climbed on board our Daydreamer in early summer. This means that the
The three Mistral days spent in Santa Teresa di Gallura definitively helped us to complete some on-going tests, especially that on the mooring lines and halyards Gottifredi Maffioli had given us a few days before
There are many reasons that motivate people to buy a sailing or motor boat. Generally, emotion plays a central role but many other elements usually affect – or should affect – the purchasing process. One
