Mal de mer: how do you cure seasickness? Here are some experts' remedies

Article Abstract:

Seasickness is caused by a sensory conflict between the signals the brain expects and those it actually gets. Possible cures for seasickness include staying on deck, keeping busy, drugs, transdermal patches and accupressure bands.

Care and treatment, Motion sickness

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RIBs to go

Article Abstract:

Rigid-bottom inflatable boats are preferable to the usual inflatable boats because they are faster, safer and provide better performance. However, a disadvantage is that it is less spacious than a similarly sized ordinary boat.

Usage, Inflatable boats

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Radar installation: an expert's advice

Article Abstract:

A new radar set should be installed with the antenna as high as possible and with a 360-degree vision. Proper tuning of the radar is important, and the help of a technician may be necessary.

Boats and boating, Boats, Radar equipment

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