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Reducing radio interferenceIt sounds like a crude form of Morse code on your single sideband transceiver. The interfering signal is strong enough to disrupt fax reception, render voice reception unintelligible and bring your onboard email to a halt. |
Web Exclusives 2015 |
Marine high-frequency single sideband uses, Part 1Bluewater sailors need to consider HF-SSB as a serious option for their long-range communications. |
Web Exclusives 2015 | |
Maritime technology vs. safetyThe modern yacht has more in common with the fictitious Starship Enterprise then it has with seagoing vessels of just a decade ago. This is due to the rapid and complete proliferation of computerized electronics and their networking together to provide unparalleled monitoring, control, and informational display systems. |
Web Exclusives 2015 | |
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Your iPad as a musical instrumentBelieve it or not, a transoceanic sailboat and an interplanetary manned spacecraft on its way to Mars share two important factors in common: limited space, and extreme isolation. |
Web Exclusives 2014 |
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Hands-on with Garmin electronicsI recently had the opportunity for a great voyaging adventure and thought I could mix a little business with pleasure by reporting on my experience with some new Garmin electronics. |
Web Exclusives 2014 |
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Proper storage and disposal of batteriesAs sailors we realize that one important issue in today's world of portable electronics is the proper storage and disposal of batteries. |
Web Exclusives 2014 |
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Smartphone VHFMore and more sailors are relying on smartphone and tablet applications to do everything from getting weather, plotting courses, and even inventorying their gear. |
July/August 2014 |
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Charging can be a handfulMeeting the challenge of recharging handheld devices afloat |
July/August 2014 |
