
Batteries: understanding SOC, voltage and Victron alarms
SOC, shunts, synchronisation and voltage drop: interpret the readings without confusing an estimate with a guaranteed reserve.
Read the guideUseful bearings for understanding your boat and preparing your passages.
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SOC, shunts, synchronisation and voltage drop: interpret the readings without confusing an estimate with a guaranteed reserve.
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Measure consumption, distinguish power from energy, compare scenarios and size a realistic reserve.
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Cooling circuits, warning signs, engine records and spare parts: organise diesel maintenance around the actual installation and its manufacturer’s instructions.
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Prepare a saildrive inspection, find the correct manual and document oil, hull seals, anodes and corrosion protection without universal service intervals.
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Sail reduction, boat balance, furling systems and maintenance: a preparation method without a universal wind threshold.
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Lifejackets, recovery, distress communications, fire and crew preparation: organise onboard safety using official sources.
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Build a passage plan you can check: navigational information, forecasts, lookout, endurance and fallback decisions.
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Crew roles, children’s safety, schooling, routines and staged passages: a practical framework for preparing a family voyage.
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Separate purchase, monthly spending, maintenance, reserves and cash flow. A practical method with a clearly illustrative worked example.
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Intended use, documents, viewing, survey, sea trial and preparation costs: a practical framework for assessing a used boat.
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Turn a refit into defined, verifiable work with a baseline survey, priorities, dependencies, comparable quotations, waste handling and commissioning.
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Water budgeting, a reserve without production, quality and maintenance: plan endurance around the watermaker’s actual limitations.
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