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We have already described how to protect boat covers, bimini tops, and convertible tops from algae, dirt, mildew, and mold in order to improve the appearance of the fabrics and extend their service life. SeaHelp members who have their tarpaulins cleaned or impregnated by our partner SCM Shading Cleaners in Feldkirchen save 15 percent. However, there are also a few...
Read moreWhile 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...
Read moreTips for crew and boat equipment The crew When choosing a boat or yacht, the crew and their preferences and abilities should definitely be taken into account. If the skipper takes into account the strengths and weaknesses – and ideally also the individual wishes – of his family or male crew, he can avoid misunderstandings or problems that may arise...
Read moreSmall, compact water rescue devices are gaining popularity. But how effective are these modern aids now offered by various companies? And who are they suitable for? Throwable rescue devices such as the self-inflating life buoy from Plastimo or the Restube from the company of the same name are modern, compact aids for water rescue. They are designed to enable quick...
Read moreWinter temperatures in Germany have increased noticeably since the 1980s. The frequency of cold winters is decreasing, while mild winters and higher average temperatures are becoming the new normal. For this reason – and to save effort and expense – more and more boat owners are choosing to leave their boats in the water over the winter. However, there are...
Read moreClean drinking water is essential on yachts. There are various water filtration systems available to remove harmful substances such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals or chemicals. SeaHelp lists the most important options. Clean drinking water on board a yacht is essential. On smaller boats and yachts or for short (day) trips, you can certainly make do with bottled water that...
Read moreIf you want to go boating more often, at some point you will be faced with the question: buy or charter? Or are there perhaps other models for reducing costs and realising the purchase at a reasonable price - without compromising the fun of water sports? Thoughts on an expensive hobby. Anyone who has caught the boating bug will be...
Read moreWhen the summer comes to an end, you should already think about the winterization of boats and yachts. In part 1 of our news we devoted ourselves on 14.9.2023 to the topic "Gasoline and diesel don't last forever". Today the SeaHelp editorship calls further topics, which should be absolutely considered with the Einwintern of boats yachts, if one does not...
Read moreThe rigging, i.e. the rigging with all parts of the standing and running rigging including mast and spars, is one of the most important components of a sailing yacht. SeaHelp lists the different types and gives tips on maintenance and care. When choosing the correct rig, two systems can be roughly distinguished first: Top rig or partial rig. Both types...
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