All thge bad things boatbuilders do that cost you money. Also Marine electronics news and tips.
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TV surgery
Old glass tube TV's never die, they just get thrown away. The is a very well loved Searay 48' sedan bridge, and the bad news is that it has an old electron beam gun TV inside of it. The good news is there isn't a VCR built into it. It works okay, but the coax splitter behind all of the gear has crapped out resulting in poor pictures on the other sets in the boat, and the sound quality is less than stereophonic. The real trick in replacing older
Mission critical, what if?
Toilets are flushing, VHF is assailing Nav lights are bright, and wind is prevailing Seas are all fine, and you're sailing on wings These are a few
Endangered client species identification
Identifying client types can be a fun and enlightening pastime. Like "Birding" the tools are simple. A pair of binoculars, a camera, and a log book are all that is needed. To get you started I have provided a list of some endangered species to begin with. Care should be taken not to approach too closely to some of these species. For example the Florid Rightwinger may well be armed to the teeth, and should not be riled while in it's nest. So have fun, and fill your log book.
