Preventive medicine: six electronics problems you can avoid
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There are some techniques that will help prolong boat electronic equipment. Such techniques include using surge protectors for computers, subpanels and contact cleaners for wiring, properly fitted fuses, exercising rechargeable batteries, protecting waterproof gear and replacing batteries annually.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1998
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Long arm of the law: how government changes affect electronics
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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 removes the requirement for a radio station licence for recreational craft less than 66 feet in length. Although licensing and renewal fees will be dropped, boaters must still comply with marine VHF legal responsibilities and operational rules and procedures.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1996
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Upfront backups: spares for your electronics
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Boating enthusiasts should practice preventive maintenance on their boat's electronic equipment. They should also have backup equipment in case their primary devices fail. Several devices such as VHFs, GPS navigators and digital depthsounders are available at bargain prices.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1997
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