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Programmable gauges from Point Distribution
01 Jul 2008
This innovative intelligent gauge system is configurable via easy to use PC software. The gauges offer both digital and graphical indication and can replace any conventional pointer gauge currently used in the marine or automotive sector.
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Parsun Outboards secure foothold in UK outboard market
01 Jul 2008
Parsun Outboards with their small range of high quality 4-strokes are showing exciting progress during their exponential rise in the UK outboard market. After Parsun’s first season in the UK, Simon Higham of Marine Imports UK Ltd (Sole agents for Parsun in the UK & Ireland) sums up their first year and gives us an insight into the Parsun brand, and their plans for the future.
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New marine distributed power management system with unique circuit breaker protection
01 Jul 2008
Based on consultations with leading boat builders, E-T-A Circuit Breakers offers an advanced distributed electrical power management system called the E-T-A PowerPlex.
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New thrust to business for Sillette
01 Jul 2008
Sillette Sonic, already known for its very wide range of propellers and propulsion systems, is adding another string to its bow with the announcement of a common directorship with Lake Engineering (Poole).
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Halyard – silencing solutions from turbo to transom
01 Jul 2008
Halyard specialises in the design and manufacture of exhaust silencing systems which, when used with its noise and vibration control products, provides a complete silencing solution for marine engines from 5hp to 3,000hp, encompassing craft ranging from small sailing yachts to mighty patrol boats and superyachts.
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JPC's Sleipner sterndrive stern thruster
01 Jul 2008
For 100 years Norwegian based company Sleipner motor has produced products of the highest quality, propellers, engines and steering systems to name few. Early in1984 Sleipner released its Side-power range of bow propellers - now more commonly known as bow thrusters.
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Have your anchor light last 10 times longer
01 Jul 2008
Index Marine Equipment has just been appointed as the exclusive UK marine distributor for what we believe are the best quality range of LED navigation and general marine bulbs on the market today.
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Chaos at Crick Boat Show
01 Jul 2008
BOAT SHOW: For three years on the run the Crick Boat Show has been affected by adverse weather conditions, writes Harry Arnold. This year a good sunny and well-attended day on the Saturday was again followed by and a wet and rather less crowded day on the Sunday.
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Coastguard busy for Round the Island Race
30 Jun 2008
ROUND THE ISLAND: The annual Round the Island Race turned out to be a busy time for the Solent Coastguard, which received almost 100 calls from vessels in distress due to the combination of fine weather and record entry of nearly 1900 boats for the race.
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Seawork Products 2008
10 Jun 2008
Take a look at the new products on offer at Seawork this year from some of the 450 exhibitors. Click on the link here
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Seawork No 11 - the Show Preview, Innovations Showcase entries and the conference programme
10 Jun 2008
This is the 11th Seawork International - we expect around 6,000 people to come to see the 450 exhibitors, view the Innovations Showcase and attend the large variety of conferences and seminars. Click here to go to the folder
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Seawork No 11 - the success continues
10 Jun 2008
This year’s Seawork International is No 11 and the show continues its successful history of continual development to bring new features for exhibitors and visitors alike, writes Peter Nash.
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Corporate manslaughter is now a reality
01 Jun 2008
For over a decade, successive governments have faced continued criticism that the common law offence of corporate manslaughter, is wholly inadequate to deal with the most serious of tragedies, say Stuart Ponting and Poppy Williams, including those occurring in the workplace.
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25 years of the internet (and mobile phones)
01 Jun 2008
Congratulations to the Boating Business team for continuing to inform and report on the boating industry and its characters for 25 years; long may it last. 25 years ago many thought the days of newspapers and magazines were over with the advent of the internet, but this was proved wrong and the two now run happily together.
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A lot's happening in June
01 Jun 2008
The British Marine Federation (BMF) and the Boat Retailers and Brokerage Association (BRBA) have told brokers and dealers they must have a dedicated client account into which all client monies must be paid.
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Looking back/looking forward
01 Jun 2008
Looking back over the past 25 years in the US recreational marine market presents an interesting challenge if you look at the market as a whole. What are the key differences between then and now in a market of this size that can be compared with any degree of accuracy and objectivity?
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Apprenticeships – do they still exist?
01 Jun 2008
Congratulations to BB on celebrating your 25th anniversary. Together, over the years, we have observed attitudes to training improve and develop significantly. But with companies embracing new learning techniques, are we forgetting those which have proven successful for decades?
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Poll, June 2008
01 Jun 2008
Poll hears how Holliman upset National Boat Shows and wonders how much Billy Foulkes got for his TV appearance. A Volvo Ocean Race crewman shows Salma Hayeck what her right hand's for. And four industry stawarts go for a motorbike ride. Read Poll by clicking here
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Heating & Air Conditioning - Products
01 Jun 2008
Take a look at some of the products we have lined up for you in the Heating & Air Conditioning field. We have products from Calcutt Boats, Eberspacher, Webasto, JPC, HFL and Penguin - follow the link here
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EC Smith offers the Lofrans 'Plug&Play' windlass
01 May 2008
The first "PLUG&PLAY" windlass in the world, with integrated radio chain counter - the Project1000evo all the best from Lofrans.
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Bainbridge Marine presents Lewmar windlasses
01 May 2008
The Lewmar Pro-Series windlass from Bainbridge Marine is the professionals' choice - chosen by more boat builders than any other manufacturer. The Pro-Series, suitable for boats from 6m-14 (20-45ft), is designed for easy installation.
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MCI expands windlass range
01 May 2008
Marine Components International has expanded its windlass range to include Anchorlift windlasses from Norway and Data Hidrolik windlass from Turkey, as well as continuing to support Maxwell Marine.
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Anti-tamper rigid claw fastener in 316 stainless
01 May 2008
A fully 316 stainless steel fastener from Protex Fasteners – designer and manufacturer of the world’s largest single range of over-centre fasteners – is the ultimate solution for marine applications.
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The new Barton DO 550 clutch
01 May 2008
The DO 550 Clutch from Barton Marine provides a perfect solution for buyers considering four key factors when purchasing a new clutch; performance, ease of maintenance, identification and price.
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Go regional in the USA
01 May 2008
The United States is the largest market for leisure boating products in the world. There are almost 18m boats in use while 73m people participated in boating in 2006. Every serious leisure marine company on the planet with a decent product to sell should want to be part of this market.
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Marlow supplies top race boats with bespoke solutions
01 May 2008
Since Marlow Ropes moved into their new purpose built factory in June last year they have been working hard with many high performance riggers and race boat teams worldwide including campaigns such as Leopard many Imoca Open 60’s, Open 40’s and Extreme 40 campaigns.
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Bad news makes the best copy
01 May 2008
It is an odd thing, but for somebody who spends his time trying to get words printed in magazines, I am beginning to wonder if we would all be feeling better if we had not read a newspaper or watched the news on TV for the past couple of months.
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The challenges of distribution overseas
01 May 2008
As David Barrow, of Barrow International, has recently been elected chairman of the International Committee at the BMF, I thought it appropriate to discuss with him the challenges of distribution overseas.
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Employing staff from overseas
01 May 2008
From 29 February 2008, employers who negligently hire illegal workers face a fine of up to £10,000 for each offence, says Stephan Weber. And those who knowingly hire illegal workers risk an unlimited fine and/or a prison sentence of up to two years...
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Allen launches its new Ezi-tie block range
01 May 2008
Whilst the concept of lashing blocks is one of the oldest traditions in sailing history, the Allen design team has taken a new look and applied the latest line technology and design thinking to an age old technique.
