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Marilyn DeMartini

Beauty meets Brawn

The Gulfstream Yachts 52 is a center console
workhorse IN FASHIONABLE DRESS.

Strike Up The Bandwidth

Skyrocketing demand for satellite communications services for yachts has providers seeking new solutions. Whereas yachting once was an escape from the rigors of daily life

Thermal Imaging Cameras Feel The Heat

Fort Lauderdale Boat Show captains event touts the use of thermal imaging cameras to detect fires on board The high-profile fire aboard the catamaran Seafaris

ElecTech: Touch, and Go

Touch has become a near-universal interface. Marine electronics companies are responding both by extending system monitoring and control to mobile devices such as iPads and by bringing touchscreen gestures to a yacht’s dedicated systems screens.

Revolver 42: Loaded for Fun

Italian businessman Carmelo Zocco had plans for a new performance cruiser steeped in his homeland’s style-focused culture. He called on Sarasota, Florida’s Michael Peters Yacht Design and asked succinctly for “balance between elegance and aggression—a boat that was dynamic, functional and unique.” Five years later, in 2011, the Revolver 42 made its debut.

Velodyne Marine

For most exhibitors, the Miami International Boat Show offers a venue to showcase their most beautiful and fantastic new products to avid boat lovers from around the world. However, Dave Hall of Silicon Valley’s Velodyne Marine came with a different goal in mind.

Racing: What Does The Future Hold?

Speed, money, politics, powerful people and engines—from its beginning at the turn of the century, powerboat racing has careened on a rollercoaster ride of international prominence. Today, the sport continues under the direction of the Union Internationale Motonautique. From its seat in Monaco, the governing body intends to play a significant role in racing’s future.

Strike Up The Bandwidth

Skyrocketing demand for satellite communications services for yachts has providers seeking new solutions. Whereas yachting once was an escape from the rigors of daily life

ElecTech: Touch, and Go

Touch has become a near-universal interface. Marine electronics companies are responding both by extending system monitoring and control to mobile devices such as iPads and by bringing touchscreen gestures to a yacht’s dedicated systems screens.

Revolver 42: Loaded for Fun

Italian businessman Carmelo Zocco had plans for a new performance cruiser steeped in his homeland’s style-focused culture. He called on Sarasota, Florida’s Michael Peters Yacht Design and asked succinctly for “balance between elegance and aggression—a boat that was dynamic, functional and unique.” Five years later, in 2011, the Revolver 42 made its debut.

Velodyne Marine

For most exhibitors, the Miami International Boat Show offers a venue to showcase their most beautiful and fantastic new products to avid boat lovers from around the world. However, Dave Hall of Silicon Valley’s Velodyne Marine came with a different goal in mind.

Racing: What Does The Future Hold?

Speed, money, politics, powerful people and engines—from its beginning at the turn of the century, powerboat racing has careened on a rollercoaster ride of international prominence. Today, the sport continues under the direction of the Union Internationale Motonautique. From its seat in Monaco, the governing body intends to play a significant role in racing’s future.

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