NauticEd Powerboating Blog
Menu
  • Home
  • All Posts
  • Powerboat Courses
  • Sailing Blog
  • Free Course!
  • Menu Menu
  • Home
  • All Posts
  • Powerboat Courses
  • Sailing Blog
  • Free Course!
  • Menu Menu
Grant Headifen

About Grant Headifen

My vision for NauticEd is to provide the highest quality sailing and boating education available - and deliver competence wherever sailors live and go.

Entries by Grant Headifen

Fire on a Boat

September 28, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Putting out fires quickly is essential. The sooner you find the source the quicker the fire can be extinguished.

Slips – Returning

September 28, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Wind coming into the slip channel and your boat is to be docked stern-toSteer into the slip channel and maneuver…

Non-Electronic Communications

September 26, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Sailing has been around for thousands of years. Electronic Communications has been around for less than 100 years (not counting the telegraph).

Diesel Fuel

September 26, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The search, discovery, refinement, and resource control of fuel has a rich and very sordid history. But just like a conversation on a boat…

Navigation Rules Review

September 25, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The rules make it very clear: safety is paramount, and you must always maintain a safe distance from other vessels.

Semi-Displacement Powerboat Hulls

September 24, 2024/by Grant Headifen

A semi-displacement hull is designed to offer a balance between the high-speed capabilities of a planing hull and the efficiency and stability of a displacement hull.

Electrical Measurements

September 23, 2024/by Grant Headifen

To be prepared and understand electrical power usage on a modern vessel, it is important to learn a few basic terms and concepts.

Weighing Anchor

September 20, 2024/by Grant Headifen

“Weighing the anchor” simply means raising it. However, forgive your crew member if they yell back “40 pounds” after you ask them to weigh the anchor.

Advanced Maneuvering – Catamarans and Twin Drives

September 19, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Here again, we are discussing catamarans and twin-drive monohulls for the sake of their similarity and non-duplication.

Powerboat Planing Hull

September 18, 2024/by Grant Headifen

A planing hull is designed to rise and glide on top of the water at higher speeds, rather than plowing through it like a displacement hull.

Page 8 of 16«‹678910›»
Search Search

Recent Posts

  • Boat Fuel and Our Water: It’s a Bigger Deal Than You Might Think
  • Is It Hard to Learn How to Drive a Boat?
  • Buying a Boat at a Boat Show: What to Know Before You Sign
  • The Pros and Cons of Owning a Boat: From Someone Who’s Been There
  • How to Name Your Boat (Without Regret or Embarrassment)

Tags

attending a boat show best boat names Blunders boat driving experience boat engine setup guide boating skills and training boat name advice boat naming tips boat ownership pros and cons boat show advice boat show buying tips boat show deals boat show do’s and don’ts boat show rules boat show tips Buy and Sell buying new vs used boat BVI Catamaran choosing a boat name Docking driving a yacht for beginners how to buy a boat how to drive a boat is a yacht hard to operate is boating hard to learn is boat ownership worth it Mooring naming a boat owning vs renting a boat Powerboating powerboat ownership should I buy a boat single engine vs twin engine boat single outboard for offshore SLC Springing on or off a Dock twin engine reliability twin outboard pros and cons what to know before buying a boat yacht handling tips

NauticEd International Powerboating and Sailing EducationNauticEd is a fully recognized education and certification platform for boating students combining online and on-the-water real instruction (and now VR). NauticEd offers 7 online powerboating courses, +24 online sailing courses, a free sailor’s toolkit that includes 2 free courses, an international network of boating schools and instructors, and six ranks of certification – all integrated into NauticEd’s proprietary platform. The USCG and NASBLA recognize NauticEd as meeting the American National Standards. Learn more at www.nauticed.org.

Copyright © NauticEd 2024 - All rights reserved
  • Link to X
  • Link to Facebook
  • Link to Instagram
  • Link to Soundcloud
  • Link to Youtube
  • Link to Pinterest
Scroll to top Scroll to top Scroll to top