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Outboards Fuel Consumption

October 21, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Similar to inboards, you can calculate the most efficient operating speed for your vessel. The same applies that you must go out on the boat and measure the boat speed at a range of operating RPMs.

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Using Prop Walk

October 19, 2024/by Grant Headifen

You can use prop walk to turn your boat in a tight marina by applying forward and reverse gears at appropriate times, leaving the helm locked to starboard.

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The Joy of Boating

October 18, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Boating is ridiculously enjoyable! But a serious accident, injury, or loss of life is just not worth it.

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Aids to Navigation (ATONS)

October 18, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Aids to Navigation include buoys, lights, lighthouses, and markers, among others.

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The Nautical Chart

October 17, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Safely maneuvering a vessel while using positions derived from various coastal and near coastal sources is called coastal navigation.

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Navigation Introduction

October 16, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The history of navigation is fascinating and dates back as many centuries as we can imagine.

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Clove Hitch

October 16, 2024/by Grant Headifen

The clove hitch is used to attach a fender rope to a post or railing or life line. It’s adjustable and can be quickly tied and untied.

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Outboard Engines

October 15, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Outboard engines have traditionally been associated with smaller boats, but advancements in technology have led to the development of high-horsepower outboard engines that are now commonly used on larger powerboats, including those over 26 feet.

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Understanding Wind

October 15, 2024/by Grant Headifen

Winds can be gentle, hardly felt, like zephyrs flitting about in a local area, or they can be vast movements of air moving swiftly across oceans and continents at low and high altitudes.

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Why Anchor?

October 14, 2024/by Grant Headifen

There are many reasons for anchoring your boat: Emergencies.

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