Anchoring with Confidence: Our Top 3 Anchor Alarms
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We narrowly avoided several collisions during yet another storm here in the South Pacific, thanks to our tried and true anchor alarms. In this week’s video, we take you to a new anchorage in Taha’a, French Polynesia, and walk you through our top 3 anchor alarm systems that keep us safe while sailing around the world. Plus, we give you a sneak peek at the aftermath of this storm…It’s the worst we’ve seen yet😳
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