Marine

Boat Wiring: Small Mistakes Can Start Fires

Boat wiring isn’t just about hooking up positive and negative leads; it’s about ensuring every connection can withstand a harsh marine environment without turning into a fire hazard. Even the smallest wiring mistake—like a subpar crimp or an undersized wire—can lead to localized overheating. Over time, these issues can degrade further until they become a serious safety risk. In this article, we’ll walk through common pitfalls and best practices to keep your boat’s electrical system safe and reliable. Read More

Measuring Voltage Drop in DC Systems

Voltage drop can significantly impact the performance and safety of electrical systems. Here's what you need to know about measuring it.
But What is Voltage Drop?
Voltage drop is the decrease in electrical potential along a conductor carrying current. It's caused by the resistance in wires and connections.

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Intro to Reverse-Osmosis Watermakers

If you're considering extended offshore living or sailing, one of the most crucial pieces of equipment you'll need could be a RO watermaker. These devices can turn seawater into fresh, potable water, ensuring a steady supply even when you're far from land. We're surrounded by water but none of it is suitable for consumption.

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