What's your line?; How not to turn a cleat into missile

Article Abstract:

Mooring cleats can be dangerous when improperly knotted. Boat owners and enthusiasts are advised to stay on the opposite side of the cleat while tailing a boat to avoid serious injury. Three-strand nylon lines are recommended for smaller boats instead of large braided ropes.

Single-point moorings, Single point moorings

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Navigating to win

Article Abstract:

Electronic navigation has changed the role of navigators with the development of new and modern navigational equipment. This equipment includes electronic charting software which makes information such as boat's position, desired course and tidal flow easier to access.

Innovations, Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation

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Stretching horizons

Article Abstract:

Basic navigation skills are always useful and can provide boaters with the opportunity to sail longer distances or in poor weather. Charts and a compass are useful navigation aids. Compass use is described.

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