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Start Sailing: Yachts
First Aid At Sea
Sunsail Sailing School
US Inland Navigation Rules
Safe Skipper – Stay Safe at Sea
Nautical chart symbols
Nautical Electronic Chart Symbols – ECDIS
The Illustrated Boat Dictionary – in 9 Languages
VHF DSC Handbook App – from Adlard Coles Nautical
The International Certificate of Competence (ICC)
Free Boating Quizzes
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Emergencies
VHF DSC radio – how best to communicate at sea
Fire prevention on boats
Capsize – understanding the risks
Getting a tow for your sail or power boat at sea or on inland waterways
Always have an emergency grab bag to hand when at sea…
Distress flares – which flare, how & when to use?
Boat Engine Failure – what to check
Man Overboard Drill
Boating emergency – how to broadcast a MAYDAY emergency call
First Aid Afloat – how to deal with a fracture at sea
First Aid at Sea – strains and sprains
First Aid Afloat – jellyfish stings
First Aid Afloat – fish spine injury
Fire safety advice at sea from the Marine & Coastguard Agency
Medical Emergency at Sea
Yacht Ownership
Top 5 Reasons Why an Inflatable SUP Should Be Your Next Yacht Accessory
Peer to Peer yacht charter – How can you monetize your boat?
Keel design – options to consider when choosing a yacht
What boating skills should you have before you buy a yacht?
Crewing skills
Gybing a sailing boat
Tacking a sailing boat
Points of Sailing
How to operate a winch
Competent crew skills: arriving and leaving a berth
Competent crew skills: mooring lines
Communications
VHF DSC radio – how best to communicate at sea
Know your Navlights & Shapes – essential for all skippers
Boating emergency – how to broadcast a MAYDAY emergency call
The VHF DSC Radio jargon buster
Navigation
Understanding your boat’s compass
A simple guide to understanding tides when passage planning
Sailing & Motoring in Fog
Learn ColRegs: Traffic Separation Schemes
An explanation of the IALA maritime buoyage systems – IALA A and IALA B
Passage Planning Advice & Safety for skippers
ColRegs Rule 14 – Head-on Situation
Know your Navlights & Shapes – essential for all skippers
How to predict wind direction and strength by reading a weather chart
Weather forecasting tips
Boating Rules of the Road – International ColRegs
ColRegs when sailing single handed
ColRegs Nav Lights & Shapes, Rules Of The Road and IALA Buoys Apps
Top Tips For Learning: ColRegs Boating Rules Of The Road
ColRegs – avoiding collisions at sea
Essential boat engine checklist
How to Avoid Collisions At Sea with ColRegs
You Need To Understand The IRPCS ColRegs To Pass Your Yachtmaster, Master of Yachts and Coxswain Certificate of Competence
Navigation safety: a quick-reference mobile app to learn the ColRegs NavLights and Shapes
Boat Maintenance
Keel design – options to consider when choosing a yacht
Boat Improvements
Understanding your boat’s compass
Rewiring a boat – overcoming the challenges involved
A simple guide to understanding tides when passage planning
Pleasure craft safety equipment recommendations
Essential yacht tender safety for skippers and crew
Fire prevention on boats
Capsize – understanding the risks
Rig check – how to prevent failure at sea
How to predict wind direction and strength by reading a weather chart
Weather forecasting tips
Anchoring – getting it right is not always straightforward
Safety Briefings – leave nothing to chance
Getting a tow for your sail or power boat at sea or on inland waterways
Boat Engine Failure – what to check
Boat Engine Safety Checks
Hourly Checks when sailing or motoring
Boat Handling – anchoring
Safety Equipment Checklist for Boats
Dag Pike’s Boat Survey
Essential Boat Spares for Safety
Boat Handling
What boating skills should you have before you buy a yacht?
What boating skills should you have before you buy a yacht?
Sailing & Motoring in Fog
Essential yacht tender safety for skippers and crew
Capsize – understanding the risks
ColRegs Rule 14 – Head-on Situation
Rig check – how to prevent failure at sea
How to predict wind direction and strength by reading a weather chart
Weather forecasting tips
Anchoring – getting it right is not always straightforward
Getting a tow for your sail or power boat at sea or on inland waterways
Always have an emergency grab bag to hand when at sea…
Man Overboard Drill
Preparation
Man Overboard Drill
ColRegs when sailing single handed
Boat Engine Safety Checks
First Aid Afloat – how to deal with a fracture at sea
First Aid at Sea – strains and sprains
First Aid Afloat – jellyfish stings
ColRegs Nav Lights & Shapes, Rules Of The Road and IALA Buoys Apps
Essential Yachting + Power Boat Safety Briefing
Top Tips For Learning: ColRegs Boating Rules Of The Road
Boat Handling – anchoring
Essential boat engine checklist
The VHF DSC Radio jargon buster
Dag Pike’s Boat Survey
Fire safety advice at sea from the Marine & Coastguard Agency
Essential Boat Spares for Safety
Essential Boat Safety Briefing
Medical Emergency at Sea
How to Avoid Collisions At Sea with ColRegs
You Need To Understand The IRPCS ColRegs To Pass Your Yachtmaster, Master of Yachts and Coxswain Certificate of Competence
Navigation safety: a quick-reference mobile app to learn the ColRegs NavLights and Shapes
10 Essential Sailing Apps
Boat Improvements
Rewiring a boat – overcoming the challenges involved
A simple guide to understanding tides when passage planning
Sailing & Motoring in Fog
Pleasure craft safety equipment recommendations
An explanation of the IALA maritime buoyage systems – IALA A and IALA B
Passage Planning Advice & Safety for skippers
VHF DSC radio – how best to communicate at sea
Essential yacht tender safety for skippers and crew
Fire prevention on boats
Capsize – understanding the risks
ColRegs Rule 14 – Head-on Situation
Rig check – how to prevent failure at sea
Know your Navlights & Shapes – essential for all skippers
How to predict wind direction and strength by reading a weather chart
Weather forecasting tips
Anchoring – getting it right is not always straightforward
Safety Briefings – leave nothing to chance
Always have an emergency grab bag to hand when at sea…
Distress flares – which flare, how & when to use?
Boat Engine Failure – what to check
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