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Electrical bonding of seacocks: risks and practical advice

In marinas with shared shore power infrastructure and dense fleets, electrically connecting through-hull fittings to a vessel’s bonding system can create unintended galvanic couples that accelerate corrosion on fittings such as Blakes seacocks and on stainless steel fasteners.

5 min·17 mar

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Boat Canopy Repair and Maintenance Guide

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In many charter marinas and busy yacht harbours, operators schedule canopy maintenance at six‑month intervals to minimize vessel downtime, preserve booking capacity and reduce supply‑chain pressure for replacement fabrics and hardware.

6 min·17 mar

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Long Beach Ficker Cup: Eight Skippers to Race Catalina 37s

The Ficker Cup will be sailed April 24–26 in Long Beach using Catalina 37-type boats provided by the organizers, with the event acting as a World Match Racing Tour (WMRT) stop where the first- and second-place finishers will qualify for the Congressional Cup.

5 min·17 mar

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Second Sausalito Crab Festival Strengthens Waterfront Ties

Clipper Yacht Harbor served as the operational hub on Saturday, February 21, when the second annual Sausalito Crab Festival staged dockside activities, with the sportfishing vessels Hog Heaven and Outer Limits running scheduled hourlong Bay cruises and vendor zones deployed along Gabrielson Park immediately adjacent to marina walkways.

5 min·17 mar

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Grisette: Restoration and California Sailing Years

The cutter Grisette, known to have sailed San Francisco Bay in the 1960s, is currently under comprehensive renovation at Chantier du Guip in France, a project that required transatlantic transport planning, customs clearance and specialist rigging removal before shipyard work could begin.

6 min·17 mar

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Latitude 38 March Edition: Racing, Cruising, and Profiles

On January 31, 2026, 277 of 303 registered boats sailed out onto San Francisco Bay for the Singlehanded Sailing Society’s (SSS) Three Bridge Fiasco, representing 31 classes including 10 one-design fleets; entries competed doublehanded and singlehanded across PHRF and one-design divisions, putting a spotlight on fleet logistics, crew allocation, and start-line traffic management around the bay’s choke points.

5 min·17 mar

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Good Jibes #232: Pacific Cup, Lauducci Family, and Honolulu Jail

Race organizers for the Pacific Cup routinely manage complex cross-border logistics: coordinating temporary vessel import paperwork, assigning berths for arriving fleets, scheduling delivery crews, and ensuring compliance with Racing Rule 41 and local customs before dozens of yachts transit from the U.S.

5 min·17 mar

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Blake Oberbauer’s First Year with Dartmouth Sailing

Four days of on-water practice each week, regattas most weekends, and early-morning conditioning form the operational backbone of Dartmouth sailing logistics for freshman Blake Oberbauer, who relocated from Tiburon to Hanover and now trains on Mascoma Lake.

6 min·17 mar

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Latitude 38 Crew Party: Join the Bay Area Gathering

March 5, 6–9 p.m., Golden Gate Yacht Club, 1 Yacht Rd., San Francisco — admission $10, Casablanca Mediterranean food truck onsite, no‑host bar run by the Golden Gate Yacht Club, mostly outdoor venue (dress in layers).

6 min·17 mar

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Securing a Yacht Under UK Part 1 Registration

UK Part 1 registration grants full legal title to a vessel, records maritime mortgages on the UK Ship Register and issues internationally accepted transcripts that banks, insurers and port authorities routinely rely upon when assessing a yacht’s credibility for financing and commercial operations.

5 min·17 mar

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Paprec 600 Saint-Tropez — strategic 600-mile Mediterranean test

Start control will open at 12:00 on April 20, 2026 from Saint-Tropez, with Race Committee enforcement of Race Rule 45 allowing supervised technical stops; the timed course totals 600 nautical miles and threads operationally through the Bouches de Bonifacio, around Giglio, Gorgona and Montecristo, before the Giraglia gate and the return to the Gulf of Tropez.

5 min·17 mar

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CNB 68 — 22m Blue-Water Yacht for Short-Handed Sailing

The CNB 68 is produced at CNB's Aquileia facility within a 26,000 m² industrial site, which imposes specific logistics: transport of hull sections and fully outfitted hulls requires coordination with heavy-lift cranes and roll-on/roll-off carriers, while road movements to launch sites need oversize-permit escorts due to a beam of 5.64 m.

6 min·17 mar

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