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Where Credit Is Due: March 2015
We recently bought a good old boat that came with Technautics CoolBlue refrigeration (www.technauticsinc.com). One of the two units quit shortly after we took...
Where Credit Is Due: February 2015
This is a quick note to say how impressed we have been with Vesper Marine (www.vespermarine.com) and its WMX850 AIS transceiver. As you highlighted...
Where Credit Is Due: October 2014
The front cover of my Ocean Equipment GP-1051 pre-cut housing mount for my Raymarine multi-function display developed a crack in the lower right corner....
Where Credit Is Due: September 2014
While cruising up in a remote part of Labrador, I had a B&G autopilot failure. I called Jake Marantz at the B&G service center...
Where Credit Is Due: August 2014
The bolt in the handle on my Shurhold buffing machine vibrated out and fell overboard in 16 feet of water-most likely because I had...
Where Credit Is Due: July 2014
Both our Lunasea LED anchor light and LED tri-color quit working. I bench-tested them and found that the anchor light was dead and the...
Where Credit Is Due: May 2014
While my wife and I have given up sailing, our current boat, a 1998 Eastbay 38, is equipped with a Maxwell Freedom 800 windlass....
Where Credit Is Due: April 2014
In November 2013, I bought a 65-pound Mantus Anchor. Living in Maine, I had not yet had the pleasure of using it but was...
Where Credit Is Due: March 2014
After reading the reviews on AIS systems (PS, October 2013), I decided on the Vesper Watchmate 850 (www.vespermarine.com). I ordered it in November. While...
Where Credit Is Due: February 2014
MacENCPS readers already know MacENC (PS, July 2013) is a good charting program. I recently experienced terrific customer service from the company. I used...
