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Sunburn: The right sunscreen.

As soon as temperatures rise, life increasingly takes place outdoors on the boat. But beware: even mild solar radiation can lead to a painful sunburn. The right sun protection not only prevents unsightly redness, but also lowers the risk of skin cancer and prevents skin aging. The time has finally come again: temperatures are rising, boats in local waters have...

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Yacht and boat: Prevent diesel bug during winter storage with fuel additives

At the latest before the start of the coming season, boat owners should think about the contents of their fuel tanks, because: fuel can go "bad" – and at different rates depending on the type. This is particularly relevant for boat and yacht owners, as long periods of standstill, humidity and temperature fluctuations can further accelerate aging. Recommendations for the...

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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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Personal location beacon (PLB)

While our last post explained how an Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) works, this post is about PLBs (Personal Locator Beacons), small, portable devices designed to trigger rescue operations for people in remote or dangerous situations. Why are PLBs better suited for emergencies than smartphones, and how do they compare to an EBIRB? A radio beacon to mark the emergency...

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