Kessler-Ellis Products (KEP) Marine, the manufacturer of industry-leading marine sunlight readable displays, and high-quality marine hardware and software products, announced today its BridgeView Monitor Management Panel and line of computer accessories. The management system and accessories complement KEP’s renowned marine displays and computers, and round…
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We’re pleased to announce that Sail America and Clipper Ventures have reached an agreement for Strictly Sail Pacific to be the official stopover for the Clipper 11-12 Round the World Yacht Race. Strictly Sail Pacific, local businesses, the City of Oakland, Mayor Quan, and the…
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Teleflex Marine has launched Optimus 360 by SeaStar, an innovative joystick steering/shift/throttle control system designed for powerboats with mechanically controlled twin outboards. With Optimus 360 by SeaStar, boat owners can now upgrade their control systems and enjoy easy, precise, intuitive control of their boat. Years…
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Registration for the American Boating Congress is now open and spaces are rapidly filling. The opening comes on the heels of the addition of two more event co-hosts; the National Marine Bankers Association and the Michigan Boating Industries Association, bringing the total number of industry supporters to eleven.…
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Discovery Yachts have announced that their new Discovery 57 will be the largest resin-infused sailing yacht to be produced in Great Britain. The new 57 is currently in build at the company’s Marchwood premises and will have its world debut at the Southampton Boat Show…
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Holland Jachtbouw has launched the J-class yacht Rainbow at its yard in the Netherlands. Based upon the lines of the original America’s Cup winner in 1934, this spectacular 40-metre J features the unique WhisperPower hybrid propulsion and power system. Rainbow is currently being stepped and…
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As yacht racing becomes increasingly competitive, designers and engineers push boundaries in search of performance gains, but they need to balance the drive for speed against a sense of responsibility to the sailors whose lives are on the line. Delivering the first keynote address in…
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The speeds that Volvo 70 yachts achieve as they race around the world in sometimes hazardous conditions raise concerns about the safety of crew who are exposed to tremendous battering particularly from big seas sweeping down the decks. A panel discussion at the Fourth High…
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The International America’s Cup Class spawned a 15-year golden age of full-scale and experimental testing, but much of the results remain locked up in secrecy even though the class is now obsolete. Ian Campbell, Emeritus Fellow from the Wolfson Unit at the Southampton University lamented…
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New Jersey has been fortunate this year with unseasonably warm weather. The spring-like days after a tame winter have already brought anxious boaters back out onto the frigid waters. Sometimes those adventurers pay for their enthusiasm with their lives. This year, State Police have received…
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