1108 results for "marine electrics: how to use good terminals and tools"

Common or garden connectors are not designed to withstand the corrosive marine environment. …Read More

Understanding how a typical marine 12-Volt system actually works will make the back of the switchboard a much less scary place. …Read More

Alex Smith outlines some of the key features to look for in the perfect Skipper’s portable tool… …Read More

Measuring current flow – or amperage – in a marine 12 volt DC circuit is a necessary skill for diagnosing electrical problems on board. …Read More

The list of marine electronics is a long one, ranging from your chartplotter to your fishfinder to your radar - and to a whole lot more. We’ll help you figure out what’s what, and which electronic items you really need on your boat. …Read More

What makes a good pair of boating binoculars? We look at the essential requirements and pick out a few of the best models on the market. …Read More

Alex Smith explains the basics of marine toilets, also known as 'heads', including top tips and some key marine toilet models. …Read More

The 2012 Good Beach Guide has just been released and it's all smiles in North Devon as Westward Ho! beach has been awarded the top gold rating …Read More

Whether you’re considering a new boat or planning to re-power an old one, here are guidelines for thinking about which marine diesel engine is best for you. …Read More

If you’re thinking of buying a boat or new engine, here are some basics to help you make your decision between petrol and diesel engines. …Read More