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Retrofitting solar systems on boats and yachts

Retrofitting solar panels (photovoltaic systems) on boats and yachts is a sensible measure for greater self-sufficiency on board—especially for sailors, long-distance crews, or owners who want to anchor in quiet bays for extended periods. However, there are some important technical, safety, and legal aspects that should be considered during installation. Self-sufficient on board: To ensure that lights, refrigerators, electric outboard...

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Anchor buried in sandy seabed

Anchoring is not a matter of chance, but rather a combination of good preparation, technical understanding, and common sense. Those who can anchor a 50-foot yacht safely and confidently will not only enjoy relaxing hours in beautiful bays, but also gain the trust of their crew—and the feeling of having truly arrived. Anchoring is not rocket science, but good preparation...

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Adriatic seagrass meadows under threat: Free anchoring – but done right!

Adriatic seagrass meadows are threatened by coastal land reclamation, polluted wastewater, fish farms, and the use of trawl nets, but also by boats and yachts anchoring freely. Biopressadria, a cross-border strategy to reduce biodiversity loss along the Adriatic coast, shows skippers how to behave correctly. Many skippers – whether locals or tourists – enjoy sailing the Adriatic during the summer...

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Lightning strike on a yacht/boat: Prevention instead of diversion – the DDCE system

Our news article dated July 17, 2025 discussed how best to behave during a a lightning strike on a yacht and what needs to be taken into account to prevent or minimize damage caused by lightning strikes. The innovative new DDCE lightning protection system from Dinnteco International goes one step further by not “catching” the lightning and conducting it to...

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