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Promising new desalination technology. https://scitechdaily.com/from-seawater-to-drinking-water-at-the-push-of-a-button-with-no-filters/

I believe it’s covered in this Raymarine Live YouTube video. https://youtu.be/iVy93SCSngs

The Sunday Papers moved to advertisement inserts, especially for their Sunday editions. For magazines, a pullout advertising booklet with specials and coupons might work. I have a subscription to Wired Magazine and they occasionally include a bundled ad or editorial booklet along with the...

That was the issue with my Mainship Pilot. Replaced the Galvanic Isolator with one without a monitor and it fixed the problem.

I received an email this morning that states Navionics is integrating their customer accounts into the Garmin system and I should log in with my Garmin credentials . Navionics was purchased by Garmin recently. I don’t know if this might be creating support issues but you might want to...

Same here. Pop-up on the desktop site and can’t logon through my iPad app (same issue as Gmarr)

The latest electronic gizmo enables the most incompetent docker to dock like a pro. http://www.raymarine.com/docksense/

I’ve had this Wenger AquaGraph Tide watch for many years and I like it because of its classic look and Swiss craftsmanship. It’s waterproof to 100 meters.

Todd, is that a 12 foot Little River Marine Heritage? I have the 18 foot with a single sliding seat rower, same color. I wish I lived close enough to a ramp to use that bicycle trailer setup.

Is it possible for me to move this post or to have it moved by a moderator to a more appropriate thread. I obviously posted it in the wrong place.

I purchased a new 1-3/4 Inch raw water hose to replace the deteriorating hose on my Yanmar 6LPA-STP engine. Any tricks to get the new hose over the nipples on the water pump and strainer?

For most prospective boaters these types of tests will be the only exposure to basic boating safety they will ever get.

Starting in 2003 the Mainship 30 Pilot ll added a tunnel with a 5 blade prop. It’s nice to bring her in close to shore when anchoring at the beach. Having the tunnel means it has as a fairly short keel so the stern tends to walk a bit in rolling seas. If there is any extra noise due to the...

Yes, they will come out. They come out on my Pilot 30 Hardtop.

Each application has its strengths and it makes sense to use the tools you feel are relevant for you. Google Earth, beyond the chart overlay also has an enormous geo-referenced photo library layer which can help the user visualize a location beyond the chart content. The example I have included...

Yes, you can open NOAA raster charts as a layer in Google Earth and it’s easy. Here is the link to download the chart kmz file to open in Google Earth... https://seamlessrnc.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/arcgis/rest/services/RNC/NOAA_RNC/ImageServer Click on the View In: Google Earth link at the top...

Same for Central LIS on the CT side.

A great resource for any questions related to Raymarine is their forum... Raymarine forum

Here is a couple of detailed and very informative videos about the installation of a couple of diesel heaters from the YouTube channel “Onboard Lifestyle”. It’s on a catamaran, but absolutely relevant for anyone considering it. https://youtu.be/uQsWXvgtqlg https://youtu.be/4WPiPhhMtQQ

I received an update to the Navionics app I’ve had on my iPad for a few years today and it actually installed a brand new Navionics app that includes Active Captain. The new app imported all my original Navionics data. After the new app was installed I deleted the old app. I’m not sure what...

The window treatments described may work but if you still have condensation on the windows, use a squeegee quickly followed by a dry paper towel.

I emailed Navionics about an issue I have noticed while navigating with my Navionics Boating HD app on my iPad Pro for the past month. While navigating an active route on the chart page, it reverts to the download page about every 10 minutes. Their support staff sent a prompt reply that they...

The iPad mount is a 1” ball with a round plate screwed in (4 screws) with a 3” double socket arm. It has limited articulation but I normally don’t need to move it much. I also have a 7” arm which has much more range and I even have a double ball connector so if I wanted I could have a full 10+...

Above the helm on my Mainship Pilot I have an a 10.5 iPad Pro in a waterproof Lifeproof Nuud case. It is held securely by a Slipgrip Ram mount. I added an Apple Lightning power cord with a 12v to 5v converter to keep it powered and charged. I have a series of marine apps including several...