Measure the Wind and More…Ultrasonically
May 19, 2020
AIRMAR technology is most likely on the hull of your boat right now, providing superior depth, speed and temperature.
AIRMAR technology is most likely on the hull of your boat right now, providing superior depth, speed and temperature.
Easy speed-through-water calibration and new, enhanced data from one multisensor
Every year the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) holds a conference where manufacturers, dealers, distributors installers and the media get together to see what is
When it rains, it pours (particularly at Panbo HQ this “spring”). NMEA-to-WiFi bridges are quite useful — mainly for getting basic boat data like depth,
Written by Adam Hyde for Panbo, The Marine Electronics Hub Yacht Devices appeared suddenly on the marine electronics scene last summer when Ben discussed their
I’d been following this boat project for years, knew that it motivated Kees’s valuable CANboat work, and given that CANboat helped birth Signal K, I figure that Merrimac may earn a special spot in marine electronics history.
Does Navico 4G radar (branded as Simrad, Lowrance, or B&G) have a “ridiculously broken MARPA” function? I’ve heard similar words from three different 4G owners in the last few weeks…
A brisk November run from Connecticut to New Jersey showcases just how comfortable the Sabre 51 Salon Express really is.
A speed trap delays a morning boat shoot, leading to an unexpected lesson on patience.
From hull design to onboard flow, these legendary powerboats proved that great cruising never goes out of style.
Easy Waste Tank Vent Filter
Apollonio & Vripack Custom Power Cat
Cruisers face challenges getting to Princess Louisa Inlet, but it’s worth it to experience this cruising ground’s natural beauty.
How The Yacht Group is making precision boat handling accessible to every owner.
This one decision can matter more than any other you make on the water.
Eliminating a boat’s quakes and shakes often requires a thorough inspection of the drivetrain.
Trying Not to Sink: Choosing Boat Life After a Family Tragedy
