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yacht stability « Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship Blog
Posts Tagged ‘yacht stability’ ... The best way to achieve stability in a yacht is to have the weight in the ... Tags: liferaft placement, yacht stability ...
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What is The Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship?
Learn about boat handling, safety at sea, how to handle nautical and medical emergencies, the principles of navigation and passage planning, ...
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The Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship
The Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship teaches Boat Handling, Safety and Emergencies, Navigation and Passage Planning, Weathercraft, Skipper and Crew.
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Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship Blog
Subscribe to our FREE weekly Newsletter and receive your own FREE copy of our Introduction to The Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship. ...
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121.5 MHz EPIRB « Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship Blog
Disposal of old EPIRBs and batteries. In Australia 121.5 EPIRBs and old batteries may be taken to Battery World for recycling or safe disposal. ...
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Your 121.5 MHz EPIRB is out of date « Boating Bible Manual of ...
Disposal of old EPIRBs and batteries. In Australia 121.5 EPIRBs and old batteries may be taken to Battery World for recycling or safe disposal. ...
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We welcome Affiliates from anywhere in the world; however, customers that buy from our site must pay in Australian dollars. ...
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navigation lights quiz « Boating Bible Manual of Seamanship Blog
To help you with this we have created a self-test quiz – Interactive Navigation Lights Quiz – which is part of our Safety and Emergencies CD. ...
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It’s not enough to know where the life jackets are on board, you need to know you’ll be able to get to them in an emergency. ...
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Mar 5, 2009 ... In Skipper and Crew, Knots and The Language of the Sea we talk about ... One of the prime requirements of a good skipper is to know what ...
 
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