A boat on rails? This boat went on land, but its crazy journey was just beginning.
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Solaris Power 44 Open:
Italian Speed & Style
GOES OVER 1,400 NM Get ready to go the distance. This sleek, modern open boat can cruise for over 1,400 nautical miles at a displacement speed, making her a long-range powerhouse. With her twin IPS drives and powerful engines, she’s not just efficient—she's also incredibly fast and agile, proving that speed and endurance can coexist.
NO PROPS, ALL PEACE Can't decide if you're fishing or just hanging out? With this boat, you don't have to choose. She's got that cool stern design that changed the game, plus clever, convertible spaces up front. Add in a deep cockpit for an extra layer of peace of mind, and you’ve got a ride that feels totally secure and is ready for anything.
A.A mooring buoy B. A hydrographic data collection buoy C. Marking a restricted area D. An isolated danger mark
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World Record Shipment
FLEET ON DECK A fleet of stunning cruisers is on her way to the Americas, but getting them there is no small task. This is the largest single cargo line shipment of its kind in the world. Get an exclusive look at what it takes to get these vessels from the Gold Coast to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
AVOIDABLE TRAGEDYA new investigation report reveals the true story behind the Titan's tragic loss. The findings are sobering, pointing to more than just a mechanical failure. This dive into the 300-page document explores the surprising factors that led to the implosion and the ignored, crucial recommendations.
SEVEN EASY STEPS Your engine's fuel pump tolerances are so small that a single speck of dirt can bring it to a halt. We’ve compiled seven key steps to help you keep your fuel system clean and your engine running smoothly. From picking a reliable fuel source to understanding your filters, this guide has everything.
LIFTED OVER LAND The SeaShine crew sets out for a simple cruise, but a day of trials and tribulations awaits. The first obstacle: a rail system that lifts the boat out of the water and over a road. What happens next, however, is an unexpected electrical nightmare that will test the captain's wit.
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A white buoy with a blue horizontal band is the standard marking for a mooring buoy in the U.S. Aids to Navigation System. These buoys are the only ones a vessel may legally tie up to.
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