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Lights and daytime shapes are very useful to recognise other ships and determine their route.
The aim of this app is to allow yachtsmen and sailors in general to extricate themselves among the regulations of the International reg... Read More
The aim of this app is to allow yachtsmen and sailors in general to extricate themselves among the regulations of the International reg... Read More
In this app you will find some instructional videos that show you how to carry out manoeuvres under various conditions.
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What makes a marina appealing? What makes the difference between success and failure? At MooringSpot we are often confronted by these questions, which concern marina developers and investors as well as yacht owners choosing a bas...
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Q: Geoff, Captain:
Every time I see my crew these days they seem to be on their blooming mobile phones. No-one talks to each other in the crew mess anymore and I’m sure their work is suffering because they’re obsessed with check... Read More
Every time I see my crew these days they seem to be on their blooming mobile phones. No-one talks to each other in the crew mess anymore and I’m sure their work is suffering because they’re obsessed with check... Read More
Possessiveness comes with working in the global fuel trade and it's easy to understand why. It’s so heavily reliant on internal figures and projections that people on the inside are wary of saying too much, lest that information g...
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Since the 1960s, Benetti has been a leader in the yachtbuilding industry. The company has married the finest in Italian craftsmanship with the utmost in modern technology in order to produce some of the world’s most iconic yachts.
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Imagine extending the reach of your SiMON monitoring/alarm system to encompass your wireless iPhone and the iPod Touch.
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Two times Olympic silver medallist Ian Walker has a simple formula for the winning streak he has been on of late. Of course, the training counts but it’s all about the right food and, even more importantly, the right kit.
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A New York Times article 'Murder At Sea: Captured On Video, But Killers Go Free' by Ian Urbina, discloses a graphic video of four unarmed men being gunned down in the water. Despite dozens of witnesses, the killings went unreporte...
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The final part of the Ocean Outlaw series (by Ian Urbina of The New York Times), highlights the role of organisations such as Sea Shepherd, to hunt down one of Interpol's 5 most wanted ships at sea.
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Indicators. For most of us who pay attention to economic markers—those particular things that may influence how we buy, save, or use certain products or spend our leisure time—when it comes to the marine industry, and in particula...
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The PYA would like to inform you that the Maritime Authorities of the Tokyo and the Paris Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) on Port State Control will launch a joint Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) on Crew Familiarization fo...
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Live a healthier, more active life with Fitbit, the top app for tracking all-day activity, workouts and health.
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The world's first electric wakeboard, Wakejet Cruise, can travel up to 46 kmh (28 mph) for 20-40 minutes. The internal system consists of a custom-built electric motor, a total of three computers, GPS, communicating systems and th...
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Louise Sydbeck is the founder of Riviera Wine based in Antibes in the south of France. Speaking to OnboardOnline, Louise talks about her early childhood ambitions and the journey that led to becoming the world's 100th female Maste...
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SEAiq Free is a full-featured marine navigation app. It automatically downloads all charts (both vector and raster) from NOAA and the US Army Corps of Engineers for regions of USA you select.
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Lloyd’s List – the world’s longest-published newspaper and the flagship title of the global maritime industry – provides maritime news, analysis, data and information, including updates on ship management, operations, finance, shi...
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Allmode's latest global security report with a detailed piracy update, health advisory, security alerts and the most recent maritime intelligence.
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Superyachts travel to many exotic and exclusive destinations around the world. However, the two main locations are the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Each year, the yachting community will migrate between these two locations bet...
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Burgess CEO Jonathan Beckett has weathered many a storm over the last quarter of a century, but his vision and business acumen have transformed the yacht brokerage company from an original team of three into a global phenomenon.
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Lürssen celebrated its 140th anniversary on 27 June 2015. It is a big milestone, and while so much has changed in that time, the company remains dedicated to a defining principle of quality and performance. As sales director Micha...
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Cyberspace was once a way to communicate. Now it carries the lifeblood of commerce, societal administration, and the trail of individual existence. Where there is blood, certain entities with disgusting eating habits soon appear o...
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Professional Bearing Compass with real-time camera and map views, bearing markers and 8x zoom.
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Placing the owner’s need for performance and comfort as the priority, Xtenders and Vripack have pushed the limits of boat-building with the delivery of the world’s first autoclave pre-preg carbon built Limousine Tender. The carbon...
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On board a superyacht, the more senior you are, the more details you have access to. You know the access codes too. You unlock the computers holding the personal and banking details of all crew members. You keep guest records. Own...
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The Lauderdale Marine Center in Florida has been a mainstay in the city that, rightly so, owns the title of the yachting capital of the world. For as long as I can remember, this place has always provided a special venue for all ...
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On board a superyacht, the more senior you are, the more details you have access to. You know the access codes too. You unlock the computers holding the personal and banking details of all crew members. You keep guest records. Own...
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The Volvo Ocean Race recently passed through Auckland and a stroll through Viaduct Harbour got me thinking that comparing the race boats to their superyacht neighbours just 50 metres away is like comparing Formula One race cars to...
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Recently, there has been a flurry of complications surrounding yacht crew and B1/B2 visas. In an effort to obtain a better understanding of the underlying issues, Northrop & Johnson Crew Services Manager Duncan Bray not only sat d...
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The requirements concerning all non-EU flagged vessels and all vessels with non-EU crew on board are currently in particular focus by the Mallorcan Police Border Office.
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