The one minute guide to the rules of the road

Article Abstract:

Boaters must comply with the set of rules called the International Regulations for the Prevention of Collision at Sea. The rules are explained more extensively in the 'One Minute Guide to Nautical Rules of the Road,' written by Charlie Wing and published by the 'Boating Magazine.'

Laws, regulations and rules, Criticism and interpretation, Collisions at sea, Ship collisions, One Minute Guide to Nautical Rules of the Road

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Summer splash: a guide to family boating

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Boating provides families with a unique outdoor recreational experience for the summer season. Personal watercrafts and jetcrafts are particularly suitable for beginners, while children are sure to enjoy water skiing.

Methods, Recreation, Family recreation

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Exposed: the great stern-drive conspiracy: the shocking secret that will rewrite boating history

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The development of the stern-drive marine engine is discussed. Jim Wynne received a patent for the stern drive, which was actually invented by his friend Charlie Strang.

History, Biography, Marine engines, Inboard-outboard engines, Strang, Charlie, Wynne, Jim, Kiekhaefer, Carl

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