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Who drives along for the first time as a guest on a yacht, whether because you are invited to spontaneously spend a day together at sea or as part of a crew that has chartered a yacht, should know at least a few words from the sailing language, so that the trip succeeds and is fun. Tips from the SeaHelp...
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Shoes for everyday use on board must be one thing above all: slip-resistant. In addition, they should not damage the deck, forgive even a spilling wave and provide secure grip and comfort. SeaHelp presents the best shoes for sailors. The classic Docksides You can't get a more Kennedy look on board. The classic Docksides from Sebago Docksides, Timberland or even...
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Who drives along for the first time as a guest on a yacht, whether because you are invited to spontaneously spend a day together at sea or as part of a crew that has chartered a yacht, should consider a few things so that the trip succeeds and makes fun for all. Ten tips from the SeaHelp editorial team for...
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It gets really cozy in the cockpit in the evening when a lamp still spreads atmospheric light and is so bright that you can also read or together play. SeaHelp presents the most beautiful models. The classic brass oil lamp More maritime style hardly goes. The classic brass oil lamps, refilled with lamp oil, are unsurpassed in romance factor in...
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In July and August, thermometers across Europe soar to unprecedented heights. Daytime temperatures of around 35 degrees Celsius are the order of the day in large parts of the Mediterranean and Central Europe, even the nights bring little cooling. SeaHelp has compiled eleven tips on how to enjoy your time on board relaxed and healthy despite the heat. Drink plenty...
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It's a nightmare for every yacht owner: a fire on board is one of the most dangerous accidents that can happen at sea, because fires on ships often spread quickly. Compared to land, firefighting is more difficult: there are no escape routes, and there are often still people on board. Quick action is required, and the yacht should be equipped...
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VHF radio (marine radio) has been one of the most important means of communication on yachts for many years and will not be replaced by cell phones in the foreseeable future. Especially in maritime emergencies or when registering in marinas, the radio is clearly superior because automatically all ships in the vicinity can listen in and possibly give quick assistance....
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AIS (Automatic Identification System) is a transponder system as it has been known from aviation for a long time. Since December 2000, it has been chosen by the IMO as a mandatory standard and provides accurate data on the status of an AIS-equipped vessel to all other vessels in the vicinity. AIS equipment In principle, AIS equipment can be distinguished...
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Rescue equipment on board is like a fire extinguisher at home and an airbag in the car: hopefully you never have to use it or deploy it. But when an emergency occurs, everything must be ready and the crew must know how to use the safety equipment properly. SeaHelp explains which rescue equipment should always be there - on the...
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