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Working through the middle stretch of a boatyard haulout, Kevin Boothby refits the wooden spars and hull of the Gilmer 31 Ruth Avery, applying epoxy barrier coats, servicing rigging, and stepping the rig.
Clark tests the WirenTech 48-volt 100Ah server rack battery in Florida, teardown inspecting REPT cells, verifying UL 1973 certification, diagnosing BMS balancing rates, and confirming 105.6Ah capacity under load.
Working on the hard at a boatyard, Dylan Magaster tackles the salvage of his flooded Beta Marine 38 diesel engine, removing fuel injectors to purge trapped rainwater.
Bobby White heads to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with broker Amanda to inspect three Sea Ray motor yachts, evaluating engines and layouts before an unexpected lease offer shifts his cruising plans.
Steve and Karen navigate Isabella to a Georgia boatyard for packing gland maintenance, facing an unyielding locknut, a tight docking maneuver, and travelift strap mishaps.
Jonathan finishes installing a newly rebuilt transmission on the 57-foot ketch UV, firing up the Perkins diesel engine after five years to check cooling and shift into reverse.
Steve and Kami navigate strict anchoring regulations and shoreline setbacks in Annapolis, dealing with dock master inspections and resetting anchor fifteen times.
At the Annapolis Sailboat Show, Adventureman Dan docks his trailered MacGregor, navigates a rain-soaked morning, secures an Ultra anchor sponsorship, and improvises with a shoreline spruce anchor when ground tackle drags.
Dylan Magaster returns for Day 2 of flooded boat recovery aboard S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, assessing hull oil canning, 20 hours of siphon drainage, and rigging halyards to clear deck cargo.
Jonathan tracks nationwide high tides from aboard UltraViolet, checks on Violet during mealtime, and outlines ongoing boat refit projects as the crew prepares for world cruising.
Jeremiah and Brittany Gowl of Lazy Gecko Sailing & Adventures head north through New Hampshire, visiting the historic 1902 Omni Mount Washington Resort and its speakeasy before glamping along a stream at Lumen Nature Retreat.
Returning to S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, Dylan Magaster discovers standing water three to four feet deep inside the cabin, rigging an emergency shop vac siphon to drain the vessel overnight.
Tim Labute of Lady K Sailing analyzes the true costs of living on a sailboat, comparing recurring marine maintenance and unexpected repair risks against high overhead ashore.
Garrett and Ruth of Salt & Tar haul out the classic wooden yacht Victoria for a pre-purchase survey, freeing a seized shaft brake and torching shipworms.
Victoria and Rich of NautiStyles tour PIPE DREAM, an aft-cabin 2007 Meridian 459 Cockpit Motoryacht in Florida, evaluating its liveaboard economics and Cummins diesels.
Adventureman Dan explores the 2026 Annapolis Sailboat Show at City Dock on the Chesapeake Bay, inspecting world-cruising monohulls, luxury catamarans, cutting-edge ground tackle, and innovative offshore sailing hardware.
David Shih puts a 10 kW electric outboard head-to-head against a 20 HP Tohatsu four-stroke gas motor, analyzing bollard pull, time-to-plane, energy density, noise levels, and total ownership costs on yacht tenders.
Joseph Bennett of Joyrider TV brings his international multihull coaching to Hilton Head Island, hosting a 2-day catamaran sailing clinic ahead of the Hilton Head Multihull Regatta.
Discover the legendary 1952 Coast Guard rescue of the SS Pendleton, where Bernie Webber and three men crossed the violent Chatham Bar in a 36-foot wooden boat to save 32 lives.
Tim Labute of Lady K Sailing analyzes Roger MacGregor's wild 26X/26M powersailer concept, deconstructing water ballast physics, 20-knot planing speeds, and sailing compromises.
Ryan and Sophie of Rigging Doctor announce their appearance at the Annapolis Sailboat Show and Cruisers University, presenting standing rigging masterclasses.
Ryan and Shaunella of Sailing Sunday prepare their cruising sailboat for infant safety while Ryan heads to the Annapolis Sailboat Show to source offshore gear.
Ally of Boating Journey travels to Florence and Marion, South Carolina to coordinate warehouse freight logistics and pallet staging for Annapolis and FLIBS boat shows.
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