Anchors: holding your ground

Article Abstract:

Most recreational boaters need from two to four anchors, depending on where they cruise. Choices include Danforths, several versions of the CQR and the flukes made by Bruce. A table of specifications for 11 anchors for 40-ft boats is included.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide, Anchors, Anchors (Marine equipment)

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The perfect nav package

Article Abstract:

A Global Position System receiver is the first new electronic navigational equipment that should be added to a boat, but it is not necessary if existing equipment is functioning well. New or upgraded radar is the next consideration.

Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation

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Sea Tel No. 1898 antenna

Article Abstract:

Sea Tel Inc.'s Model 1898 satellite TV antenna works well on small boats and is easy to install. It remains locked to the satellite despite gyrations by the boat.

Evaluation, Television antennas, Sea Tel No. 1898

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