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Written by Rick Hudson
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Trawlers are appealing for many reasons—they’re roomy,
seaworthy and economical to operate. Older trawlers built 20–25 years ago in Taiwan, while
not without their problems, are relatively inexpensive compared to the top
brand name trawlers built elsewhere
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Written by Peter Robson
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Whether polyethylene
or polypropylene, rotomolded or welded, plastic water and waste tanks have
almost universally taken over from metal. Here’s an in-depth look at the
materials, manufacturing, and strengths and weaknesses of the options
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Written by David Hoar & Noreen Rudd
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Are satellite phones viable for coastal
cruisers? One well-travelled couple shares their experiences.
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Written by Alex Morton
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There are several ways to access email or Internet while on
the water. Check out the latest options for connecting via cell phone, plus
find a complete list of marinas offering Wi-Fi.
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Written by Nonnie Thompson
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Throughout maritime history, the business of the seas has
traditionally been that of men, men and only men. So one might wonder why a
boat is always referred to as “she.”
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Written by Tony Sheridan
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Since their inception in 1958, Thunderbird sailboats have
been a hit, establishing themselves among home boatbuilders, cruisers and
racers alike. They’re still popular today, 50 years later, as we reflect on
both their history and future.
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