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    Marine toilet flushes wet or dry, manual or electric

    Raritan Engineering’s first product was a simple toilet named the PH. Designed for recreational boating, it was so reliable it was chosen by the US Navy for use on its vessels.

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    Gear: Side Mirror – An Idea to Reflect On

    Most boats don’t come equipped with a mirror. With the new Side Mirror Mount from SeaSucker, virtually any boat can have this important piece of safety gear without permanent installation. It’s perfect for helmsmen keeping an eye on skiers, tubers and wake surfers—and the occasional rowdy party guests.

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    New ideas: KeelCrab Underwater Drone: A Revolutionary Way to Clean Boat Hulls

    Storing, cleaning and maintaining a boat takes time, money and effort. Now the boating public has an exciting new tool to help with their upkeep: underwater drone technology.

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    Plugboats: IONized

    There is always a lot of action going on at boat shows, but I was a bit startled at the Miami show to be walking along checking out exhibitors when just to my right I heard the music of Jimmy Buffett start up and looked over to see a small machine that was blinking away and lighting up like a robot from Star Wars.

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    Plastic Hinges Make Sense

    Few people think about hinges until they begin to corrode and squeak and become difficult to operate. On a boat, plastic hinges make more sense than metal.

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    Gear: Spring Fever – One Handle. Forty Tools

    Mechanics use sockets instead of individual wrenches because it’s convenient and the tools take up less storage space. It’s no different with the Shurhold One-Handle-Does-It-All-System. Boat owners need only a single handle and any of over forty specialized quick-attach tools to get the job done fast.

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    Find the Roll in the Rolling Sea

    Whether it’s in a wet head on a sailboat or a rocking cruiser, rolls of tissue are typically either limp and soggy from exposure to moisture or simply can’t be found. But with the Toilet Paper Holder, when nature calls, SeaSucker is ready to assist.

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    Yamaha introduces new 450-Horsepower XTO Offshore® Outboard and Integrated Steering in F200/F175/F150 Models

    Yamaha Motor Canada kicks off 2023 with new product offerings including a new XTO Offshore outboard, which delivers greater convenience, enhanced technology and 450 horsepower.

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    Gear: Quick Release Drink Holders Install Where Others Won’t

    Plentiful drink holders have become expected amenities on today’s boats but can be tricky to retrofit to older models, especially if the owner is uncomfortable taking a hole saw to their vessel or unsure of the precise location of hidden wiring and plumbing lines.

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    Tenders: Luxury RIB for Bigger Yachts

    Many consider a tender a utilitarian means to an end—mere transportation. Argos Nautic’s RIB tender, such as its semi-custom GT14, is statement about the yacht. With room for seven adults, the 13′ 10″ outboard-powered vessel reflects the same levels of refined quality and luxurious comfort as its mothership.

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    NODUS FACTORY SOFT FITTINGS

    We all know a particular sailor when it comes to gear and performance out on the water… and The Nodus factory soft shackles and fittings are the perfect gift.

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    New product: Telescopic Shade 2500

    The versatile new Telescopic Shade 2500 from Webasto Thermo & Comfort North America, Inc., is an industry-changing accessory to provide boaters relief from the sun, whether they’re relaxing in the bay or running out to a cruise.

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    Products: Hatches Open 180 Degrees

    Worn plastic hatch covers can detract from a boat’s appearance and its functionality, especially once cracks develop around attachment points.

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    B&G Debuts Triton Edge Sailing Processor

    Sailing electronics manufacturer B&G has debuted the new B&G Triton Edge sailing processor this week, delivering what it claims is the most advanced processor ever to hit the sailing market.

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    New gear: Speedy Wireless Trailer Lights

    More than 3/4 of all recreational boats (power and sail) are under 26 feet and towable.

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    Atlantes Freedom Provides Residential Comfort

    Many boat toilets have dimensions similar to a five-gallon bucket—and are nearly as uncomfortable. The Atlantes Freedom from Raritan Engineering offers residential-style comfort in both full household and elongated bowls, and the option for the familiarity of a traditional stainless steel flush handle.

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    Technology: MarsKeel Uses Dissimilar Metal Combination Keel For 76-Foot Yacht

    Working alongside a US-based designer and boat building company, Burlington ON-based MarsKeel Technology recently provided a dissimilar metal combination keel for a 76-foot yacht.

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    Pumps Feature Interchangeable Cartridges

    With Albin Group Marine’s new line of Cartridge Submersible Bilge Pumps, Aerator Pumps and Twinport Aerator Pumps, it’s easy to swap the motor cartridge between models.

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    Instant Emergency Boarding Ladder

    Imagine. Boat at anchor, coffee in your hand, the wind is blowing. Suddenly, this tranquil moment is interrupted by the sound of rushing water, and an ice cold feeling across your entire body. You’ve tripped and fallen overboard! Yikes – “How do I get back onto the boat?”

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    Quick release hardware eases bimini top operation

    While collapsible bimini tops offer boaters a welcome escape from direct sun, deployment and storage can sometimes prove a real chore. Accon Marine 400-Series Quick Release Bimini Top Hinges make it easy for even novice boaters to set up or take down shade structures in minutes.

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    Nodus Factory Textile Deck Fittings Arrive in Canada!

    Nodus factory, the French developer of revolutionary soft fittings for a wide variety of purposes, is finally available in Canada. Thanks to their in-depth research in modern textile fibers, Nodus factory is at the leading edge of this exciting revolution in rigging hardware fittings.

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    New Products: Harken Single-Acting Integral Backstay Adjuster

    It’s one of the best things about sailors: we hate to give up on our equipment. But if you’re like a lot of owners of boats with vintage integral hydraulic backstay units, you’ve been putting up with seepage and slippage for too long. We’ve introduced our new integral hydraulic unit to convince you it’s finally time to pull the pins on that leaker and start anew.

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    Volvo Penta launches Assisted Docking retrofit upgrade

    Volvo Penta is launching its Assisted Docking system as a retrofit upgrade for many yacht owners with Volvo Penta IPS (Inboard Performance System), from the year 2012 and onwards.

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    Zipwake Interceptor System

    I’ve been doing powerboat reviews for Canadian Yachting magazine for over 40 years now and I want to confess to a bias I have – I don’t use the trim tabs in my reviews. I want to feel how the boat naturally runs without using the tabs to adjust the ride angle or the side-to-side trim.

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    Product news: Modern pull up cleats

    Many boaters prefer the clean appearance and greater safety of modern pull-up cleats that retract flush into the deck when not in use. But depending on where they need to be installed, limited mounting room can make it difficult.

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    Gori Propeller Expands its 3-Blade Range

    Gori Propeller A/S is expanding its line of 3-blade folding propellers to include a model specifically for saildrive units. The new propeller has been introduced to suit the ZF SD15 saildrive.

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    VETUS announces integration of BOW PRO thrusters with Mercury Marine® Joystick Piloting system

    VETUS has collaborated with Mercury Marine® to enable the integration of its BOW PRO thrusters with Mercury Joystick Piloting for Outboards (JPO).

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    Gear: Flush-mount chocks solve clutter

    For most boat owners, two things come to mind when they think about chocks. The first is that they’re perfect for leading lines across a deck to avoid rubbing gelcoat or putting strain on a rail or stanchion. The second is that they stub toes, catch sail sheets and fishing lines, and detract from a clean sheer.

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    Head line news: New model Marine Elegance toilet

    New for 2022, Raritan Engineering has introduced a Comfort Height Elongated Bowl version of its Marine Elegance marine electric toilet . Retaining all the features and modern styling of the original model, it now adds a level of comfort and powerful flushing typically associated with residential toilets.

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    Yanmar Develops Maritime Hydrogen Fuel Cell System

    Recent years have seen increasing efforts, all over the world, to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions towards the realization of a carbon neutral society. 123 countries and one region including Japan have already announced the goal of achieving net zero GHG emissions by 2050…

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    Gear: How to install furling for cruisers

    Furlers make all the difference in headsail control by allowing cruisers to furl and reef from the safety of the cockpit, while maintaining great sail shape.

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    New products: Yamaha Pearlescent White Outboards

    As more and more boat owners are looking to customize their boats to express their individual style, Yamaha is getting onboard! Yamaha has added premium eye-catching pearlescent white colour options to select mid- and high-power outboards, along with the ever-popular traditional grey, providing more opportunities for boaters to match their motor to their hull.

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    Leather-wrapped steering wheel is luxury

    Wrapped in hand-stitched marine-grade synthetic leather, Torcello Elite from Schmitt & Ongaro Marine delivers a hand feel that matches that of a premium automobile.

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    Split keel reduces the draft of your boat

    With the massive increase in boat sales through the pandemic, people are getting back on the water. What do you do if you find the perfect boat, but it draws 12”-18” too much? Or is the boat a little too tender?

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    Yanmar launches new SD15 systems

    Yanmar Marine has announced the market launch of custom solutions to pair with the new SD15 saildrive by ZF, strengthening its comprehensive range of products for the sailing sector.

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    Technology: Candela – Swedish foiling boats get boost

    Another innovative alternative boatbuilder is in the news. A venture capital arm is taking a stake in Candela Speed Boat AB, a Swedish startup making electric boats that rely on hydrofoil technology.

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    Launch your PWC the South American way

    Invented in Argentina, CAPRIA has introduced a PWC Launcher to its range of drystack facility solutions. Its first installed project is at Marina Puerto Chico in San Fernando, Buenos Aires, with two units enhance the marina’s services.

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    Gear: The new Steiner Navigator series

    The new Navigator Binoculars take Steiner’s marine series to the next level with innovative product features: The new open-hinge design reduces weight and enhances handling. Steiner’s poro-prism system offers auto-focus which keeps everything from your boat deck to the horizon crystal clear.

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    Honda Marine redesigns Honda BF115 and BF150 outboards – BF225 and BF250 Intelligent Shift and Throttle (iST®) models added to Canadian lineup

    Updated features and benefits offer next level of product excellence by integrating innovative Honda cross-platform technology into high-demand marine products…

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