Confident Powerboating: Mastering Skills and Avoiding Troubles Afloat

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A practical how-to guide to handling and

avoiding powerboat problems and

emergencies

With no secondary method of propulsion, poorer

stability profiles, and enough speed to get

themselves into trouble fast, powerboats are far more

susceptible to emergencies than sailboats. Confident

Powerboating addresses your safety concerns, providing a detailed guide to avoiding

problems, coping with difficult situations, and responding

to emergencies effectively. Also, each section contains

several anecdotes of problems encountered and

resolved (or not).

Stu Reininger is a marine consultant and

contributing editor to MotorBoating magazine, reporting on

boat handling and seamanship. Previously, he served as senior

editor of Boating, Power & Motoryacht and Marine Log. Holder

of a USCG 100 ton Master’s license, he has worked as a

delivery skipper with seven transatlantic crossings. He has

also worked as a marine surveyor, charter captain, and master

of ferries and other commercial vessels.

Name in long format: Confident Powerboating: Mastering Skills and Avoiding Troubles Afloat
ISBN-10: 0071482571
ISBN-13: 9780071482578
Book pages: 192
Book language: en
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Dimensions: Height: 9 Inches, Length: 7.3 Inches, Weight: 0.78043640748 Pounds, Width: 0.35 Inches

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