Magazine of equipment and fittings
Marine electronics
The marine electronics indicates to the pilot all the information on board. The speedometer log gives speed, depth sounder indicates depth, wind sensor gives wind strength and direction, VHF communicates, GPS positions you, radar displays hazard, AIS reports the other boats... Gathered on one or more display, on-board electronics enter the safety devices by securing navigation.
Special Edition
Portable VHF: pre-season checks for safe navigation
VHF Icom IC-M25EURO EVO, an evolution of the famous IC-M25EURO model
Check your boat's safety equipment
Communicating at sea: the radio phonetic alphabet for sailors
Standard Horizon HX891 BT/E: a high-performance portable VHF with Bluetooth
RRC and communications on the high seas: what you need to know
Boating license
Will the weather be fine? Understanding marine weather: the basics for sailors
B&G Zeus SR: a fast, ergonomic chartplotter designed for sailing
Garmin unveils APK 10 remote control for Reactor 40 autopilot
A transatlantic race without autopilot or windvane gear aboard a 10-metre sailboat
Sailing Made Simple on a Lagoon with Raymarine's NeuBoat System
Boating license
What is the range of a portable VHF at sea?
10 easy tips for winterizing your boat's electronics
Raymarine Alpha: Autopilot control on Alpha touchscreens
Understanding the IP standard, widely used in the boating industry
Garmin GPSMAP 9500 Black Box, a new generation of black box marine chartplotters
New Garmin Fusion Apollo Marine speakers and subwoofers: Onboard sound redefined
Checklist
Winterizing your marine electronics, common sense and protection
VMG, a strategic aid for sailing
New Garmin Spectra module, synchronize the lights on your boat
How to prevent VHF rescue?
VHF, the essentials for communicating at sea
ActiveLook head-up glasses for seeing without stopping to see
10 Tips for Buying Used Marine Electronics for your boat and save money
Wiring of a VHF antenna, installation of a BNC plug according to the rules of the art
Integrating Furuno fishfinders into the TZ iBoat mobile application
The VHF radio alphabet, a guarantee of safety at sea
What is a CHIRP sounder?
Equipment Weekly
On-board electronics: even faster, more powerful equipment
Distress call with a VHF, how does that work?
Furuno France offers two new probes: FCV600 and FCV800
NSX Ultrawide, a panoramic display now available from Simrad
MAYDAY or PAN PAN? Which distress message to use?
196 or 16? Telephone or VHF?
Don't be afraid to use a VHF!
Icom IC-U20SR, a license-free walkie-talkie for on-board use
Equipment Weekly
On-board electronics, for all boats, sail and motor, small or large
Abbreviations, acronyms or maritime acronyms
Dame Award: Winners of the METSTrade innovation competition
