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A Motor Cruiser is a type of Motor Boat which has been permanently fitted with accommodation for overnight stays. It is primarily used for holidays where overnight accommodation will be needed. Normally fitted with beds or bunks and often with a shower or a bath. Motor Cruisers are powered entirely by a motor as suggested by the name. Prices vary from under �10,000 to well over �150,000, depending on the size and accommodation provided. Jeanneau and Bayliner both have a range of affordable motor cruisers
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Once you have decided on buying a boat you will need to think about where you are going to store it. If it is not possible to store at home then you will need to moor your vessel. There are several types of moorings available and these include a marina/harbour, boatyard, or a swinging mooring.
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Give the Gift of a Malibu Boat
Tis' the season to give your family a ... Malibu boat?
Malibu Boats and participating dealers nation-wide seem to think so as they celebrate Christmas 2008 with the Malibu Boats Rockin�...
Interesting Analysis Of Piracy In Gulf Of Aden & Red Sea.
Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:31:08 +0200
I'm sure I've written in this very forum of our own personal account of staring eye to eye with sea-going desperadoes en route to the Red Sea from Oman. And I'd do it all again just to stand in the gaze of the Sphinx once more.
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British boats dominating Round Britain Race
MBY assesses the head of the fleet.
Another free sailing ebook available for download.
Tue, 4 Oct 2005 20:42:13 +0200
Link] Another FREE ebook has been added to the list of sailing, cruising and general boating ebooks at "Cruising Connections". The "Cruisers' Dictionary" by JeanneP is an extremely useful publication of "tips & hints" for EVERY ocean cruiser as well as all those intending to go off cruising.
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Sailing Yacht's Propeller Energy Conversion?
Fri, 8 Jun 2007 18:03:13 +0200
I was just reading the thread on sailing yacht propellers and was wondering if anybody has ever used their propeller to generate electricity while under sail. Seems like it would be easy enough... just install a gear on the shaft and connect it to some form of small turbine.... I would think this could be a pretty efficient way to charge batteries, etc., while under sail but I've never heard anyone comment on it.
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