BROWSE POWERBOATING ARTICLES

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Boat Maintenance

Maintenance is an important responsibility for a boat owner and skipper of a vessel. Here we discuss hull and stuff onboard maintenance.
Sailor in red gear harnessed on a wet deck battling waves in stormy weather, showing resilience and skill.

Safety Equipment

There is a plethora of equipment specially designed for a variety of emergencies at sea. Some are inexpensive, while others are very costly.
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Gasoline Fuel

Gasoline is a common fuel choice for many recreational powerboats due to its availability, ease of use, and suitability for high-speed performance.
Powerboat cruising through clear waters near a lush island, with fishing gear visible on deck under a bright sky.

Crew Overboard

Crew ("Man") Overboard (MOB) is fortunately relatively rare, but chances are that in your sailing career, it will happen.
Coast Guard helicopter performing a daring search and rescue operation over open water under clear blue skies.

Personnel Emergencies

Human life is certainly the most precious entity on any vessel. Preparation and knowledge of how to handle medical emergencies can make you a living hero with living friends and relatives.
U.S. nautical chart featuring symbols, terms, and navigational routes for powerboating. 13th edition, April 15, 2019.

Chart Symbols

Studying a harbor layout does very little good without understanding the symbols and what they signify. It pays to learn the symbols found on nautical charts.
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Running Aground

If you have run aground, invent a time machine then go back in time and take the NauticEd Coastal Navigation course and the NauticEd Electronic Navigation course.
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