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Rebuilding a Cape Dory 36 Part V

This is Part V, the final installment of a five-part series on rebuilding and modifying our Cape Dory 36 from a bare hull into...

How to Perform Your Own Pre-Buy Inspection

Boat buying is an exciting, maddening exercise that can test the tolerance of even the most patient sailor. Much of the maddening part has...

Practical Sailor Tests Electric-Flush Marine Toilets

1)]Look for a review of top-of-the line residential style toilets in next month's issue of Practical Sailor.Note to Testers: Sports Section Not RequiredThe Modern-day...

Electric-Flush Marine Toilets Part 2

Thetford Silence PlusA high-end European-style luxury model, the Thetford-Tecma Silence Plus (38660) is assembled in Italy. It is available in three colors and features...

Fighting Off Marine Electrical System Corrosion

There's no question we're in the middle of a revolution in off-the-grid technology for cruising sailing. Over the past few weeks, I've watched three...

Best Mid-priced Marine Stereos

As a follow-up to our August 2012 evaluation of budget-friendly marine audio systems, we recently tested five mid-priced marine stereos, three of which came...

Marine Systems: Wire Exposure Test Update

Whether youre upgrading your boats electrical system or simply adding on a new piece of equipment, the question of which wire to use arises....

Practical Sailor Tests AIS Class B Transceivers from West Marine and Navico

Practical Sailor last took a look at Automatic Identification System (AIS) units with the November 2008 evaluation of the Raymarine AIS250, a receive-only device....

Marine Holding-Tank Sensors: How do you Know When the Black Water Level is at...

Bottom Line: The Smart Mini is a no-frills kit that works well and is the least expensive, but it lacks extra features, and current...

Marine Stereos on a Budget

ConclusionsAll of the test kits worked well, performed as specified, and were fairly easy to install and hookup. The four kits are all good...