Deals for Pelican Maxim 100 – Thanks to a multi-chine hull, the Maxim 100x has the stability that newcomers crave. While the boat is solid underneath, nervous paddlers may find the boat’s primary stability a little tippy at first, especially if there’s a little wind. How likely are kayaks to tip over? The short answer … Read more
Voyages aboard Ocean Victory – Sailing onboard a stable 198 passenger vessel that has recently been fully refurbished.… Where is the Carnival Victory ship right now? Currently, the ship is anchored off Singapore. The Carnival Victory recently completed one year docked in a shipyard at Cádiz, Spain. The vessel arrived at the port in March … Read more
The steering wheel on a boat is called the ship’s wheel or the boat’s wheel. It is part of the steering mechanics that make up the helm and will change the direction of the rudder in the water in order to alter the vessel’s path in the water. What type of steering do boats have? … Read more
A small inflatable boat can travel out 1 to 2 miles, a 20-foot center console can handle 5 to 10 miles offshore, and a cruiser can travel hundreds of miles. These numbers are just ranges, and the maximum safe distance you can go depends on the weather, your boat, and how good a captain you … Read more
For boaters, long wave periods (e.g., 12 seconds) are better for sailing because it typically means most of the waves will be swells which means a smoother ride for small boats. What is a good wave period for fishing? The key to going is having the waves far apart as you can get them. A … Read more
A mooring is a fixed structure that you can secure your vessel to, such as a buoy or a wharf. Jetties, quays, and piers are also included in this category. The ropes, chains, or anchors you use are also considered moorings. As a verb, it is the action of mooring your boat using these structures … Read more
You can live on a boat on a canal or river like thousands of other ‘liveaboards’. However you must keep moving or be on a ‘residential mooring’. Trying to stay in one area without an official residential mooring can be a very insecure way of life. What boats are suitable for canals? Narrowboats. The most … Read more
Your costs will vary depending on whether you remain in a residential mooring or continuously cruise. If you are looking to stay permanently moored, you will be paying for electricity to run your boat. If you would rather stay on the move, you might find yourself running on diesel. How much does it cost to … Read more
How do you steer a racing rowing boat? Get the shoe straight. Check equal movement both ways. Check the wire isn’t too tight or too loose. Set your right shoe heel on the knob between the shoes on the footstretcher. Agree your calls – for gentle and hard steering. How long is a single scull … Read more
Intelligent Brake & Reverse (iBR) is your Sea-Doo’s on-water brake. iBR also provides more intuitive, controlled operation at slow speeds. iBR-equipped craft start in a neutral mode, the iBR system deflecting forward thrust just enough to keep the craft stationary. What is iBR module error? Introduction: The 2020 Sea-Doo Ibr Module Error occurs when the … Read more