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Ryan from Sailing Sunday tests Renogy 200W flexible solar panels on his 48-foot catamaran curved roof, swaps in a compact Rover 2 MPPT controller, and plans a dual 50A DC-DC charging refit.
Joseph Bennett from Joyrider TV details his lightweight catamaran sailing gear for hot weather on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, balancing impact protection and agility.
Practical Sailor reviews the Mark 1 Catalina 36 used sailboat value, detailing how 30 to 40 grand delivers a 36-foot hull, generous headroom, and balanced cruising performance under $40,000.
Noemi and Josep sail from Sciacca across the busy Strait of Sicily to the volcanic island of Pantelleria, exploring ancient acropolis ruins and swimming in the thermal waters of Venus's Mirror.
Kieran and Leeann Raftery navigate a 100-mile coastal run from the Gold Coast to Yamba aboard SV Awry, managing rolling beam seas, nighttime sail changes, and a falling-tide bar crossing.
Captain James Evenson guides a Utah family of five through a $500,000 blue water sailboat consultation, analyzing offshore monohulls, performance catamarans, practical training pathways, and essential survey checks for older vessels.
Slim and Soph round Tasman Island and Cape Pillar aboard SV Nakama, navigating 4-meter swells off the Tasman Peninsula before sheltering behind Canoe Bay's shipwreck breakwater.
Holly Hendricks and Ray Gordon navigate rough seas, escape hatch safety, and solitary watches during a four-day offshore passage aboard SV Sabado from Fiji to Port Resolution, Vanuatu.
On day 28 of sailing around the world without stopping, solo sailor Oliver Widger scales 60 feet up the mast to complete essential rigging work in the middle of nowhere.
Justine and Robin navigate daily life in Cienfuegos, Cuba, documenting marina outages, local food logistics, and community resilience during hurricane season.
Richard and Jude sail their Jeanneau Sun Odessey 410 into Gibraltar, replacing a flat starter battery, docking at Queensway Marina, and touring the Great Siege and World War II tunnels before crossing to Morocco.
Captain Dave and Lisa leave rolly Big Majors Cay for Pipe Creek in the Exumas, battling poor holding in silt when a 36-knot storm forces Dave to run the engines overnight before repositioning Dark Angel.
Simon hauls out his Formosa 51 to remove 17 corroded through-hulls, install Forespar Marelon composite valves with custom PVC backing blocks, and resolve critical supplier defects.
Nick and Megan O'Kelly visit the Windelo catamaran shipyard in Canet-en-Roussillon, France, exploring basalt fiber composite hulls, electric propulsion, and taking an upwind sea trial in 30-knot gusts.
Tour La Qrooze, a 1956 custom Dutch steel liveaboard yacht in the Netherlands, and discover NautiStyles' YachtTuber announcement at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show.
Leo Goolden prepares the 1910 gaff cutter Tally Ho for winter in the UK, detailing spar maintenance, bowsprit modifications, and safety upgrades for the Fastnet Race.
Peter Lukursky and Bart analyze marine weather data costs, reviewing Riley's response regarding SeaPeople and examining UK admiralty and Australian data licensing.
Teal Goben manages the 1,300-square-foot deck refit aboard SV basik, applying fairing compound and high-build primer across multiple zones while Linh inspects corroded ground tackle.
A forensic analysis of the Cheeki Rafiki keel failure disaster in the North Atlantic, examining structural matrix grid separation, prior groundings, and the MAIB investigation.
Anchored in Gove, Vernon Deck of Sailing Learning By Doing details eight months working as a maintenance officer across remote Arnhem Land homeland schools.
Paul and Sheryl Shard navigate inland along Norway's Sognefjord to Flam, documenting Bergen town quay dockage, commercial salmon aquaculture, the steep Flam Railway, and cycling mountain switchbacks.
Clark puts two WirenTech 48V 100Ah rack mount lithium batteries through forensic bench testing, uncovering Grade B cells and slow balancing despite solid build quality.
Dylan Magaster enters the flooded cabin of his 1979 Morgan 382, SV Arianrhod, in a Georgia boat yard, washing away oily sludge and assessing the submerged diesel engine.
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