Let there be lights

Article Abstract:

Many sailboats still have their original wiring and light fixtures which have been subject to years of salt, rain and sun damage. Boat owners should do a thorough inspection, checking to see if any wires or terminators look worn. Details about how to perform a retrofit or upgrade are given.

Equipment and supplies, Navigation, Electrical wiring, Ships' lights

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Let there be lights

Article Abstract:

Rewiring is most easily accomplished with the mast unstepped. Removing the wiring already in place, using a messenger line, making a conduit of PVC pipe, positioning the conduit, connecting the wiring of the mast to the main electrical system and other topics are discussed.

Design and construction, Lighting, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts, Electric lighting

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What's up down below?

Article Abstract:

Tips on inspecting boat components, particularly those located 'below the waterline,' are provided. These include seacocks, hose, plumbing, keels, fasteners, thru-hulls and props.

Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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