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Fire on board: total loss of yacht

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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UKW-Funk (Seefunk) auf Yacht & Boot - UKW-Funkgerät an Bord

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 - maximale Sicherheit auf See

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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Cooking on board - delicious dishes and recipes

With the right ingredients and especially fresh vegetables, fish or even meat, wonderful dishes can be conjured up even in the narrow galley. Casseroles and dishes that can be prepared in just two pots are particularly practical. If it does get too crowded on the two-burner stove, side dishes such as rice, pasta or boiled potatoes can be kept warm...

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Pistolshrimp (Alpheidae): Provides noise on board

It is one of the few remaining "mysteries" of the sport shipping, which apparently could not be explained yet or not sufficiently scientifically: mysterious, indefinable, mostly nocturnal noises on board bring many crews to the brink of a nervous breakdown. But what is it really that crackles, pops, rustles, tingles and cracks there on a regular basis?. Some crews describe...

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