Marine communications 2005: Ham it up

Article Abstract:

Single-sideband (SSB), a transmitting and receiving mode shared by military, ham, and marine radio operators on the high-frequency (HF) band located between 3 and 30 MHz is also called shortwave as the wavelength of its signals ranges between 10 and 300 meters. Marine single-sideband equipment usually comes with an automatic antenna turner that is mounted aft and has a direct contact to seawater for the required grounding.

Facilities & equipment, Radio & TV communications equipment, Boat Building, Boat building and repairing, Boat Building & Repair, Hardware, not elsewhere classified, Equipment and supplies, Boating industry, Marine navigation

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Leisure vs. pleasure

Article Abstract:

People and their declining interest in marine activities are discussed. A decade ago family sailing was prevalent, but the scenario has changed, and number of leisure activities has increased but the time available to enjoy them has decreased.

AMUSEMENT & RECREATION SERVICES, Leisure industry, Comparative analysis, Leisure, Pleasure

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The gear addict

Article Abstract:

Some sailors believe that the over-reliance on electronics is ruining the experience of sailing. When used in moderation such labor-saving devices can contribute greatly to the sailing experience without causing dependence.

Column, Sailing

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