Safety in letters: understanding the regulations and building standards intended to keep us healthy and happy afloat

Article Abstract:

Boaters should understand the building standards and regulations that apply to them. Several pamphlets and booklets are available through boating agencies, the Coast Guard Auxiliary and the US Power Squadron. Construction standards, certification and chartering of boats are some examples.

Laws, regulations and rules, Boatbuilding, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts

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Grading the curve: engine power curves tell a story

Article Abstract:

Boating enthusiasts are advised to ask for the engine performance curves of marine engines to be able to properly evaluate them. Most engines have three ratings: the continuous duty rating, the intermittent duty rating and the maximum rating.

Evaluation, Marine engines

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Emission impossible

Article Abstract:

US government legislation will require several classes of boats to meet stringent emissions levels resulting in higher boat and engine costs.

United States, Environmental aspects, Pollution, Control, Boating industry

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