See why this sporty bowrider, now with twin 600 hp engines, is a long-time favorite.
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Formula’s 380 Super Sport Crossover :
A Favorite For A Reason
A SUPERIOR SPORT You know a boat is special when it's been a long-time favorite, and the Formula 380 SSC is a prime example. This boat's magic is how she bridges the gap between a nimble bowrider and a spacious express vessel. And now, with the new twin 600 hp Mercury V12s on the transom, she's not just sporty—she's a rocket.
SPLIT-CHINE HULL Built for long-range voyages, the Hampton Endurance 680 is the result of over 60 years of expertise. Designed with a custom split-chine hull for superior strength, she's meant to handle coastal cruising or voyages farther afield with ease.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND When navigating in thick fog with the radar on, which action should you take?
A.Station the look-out in the wheelhouse to keep a continuous watch on the radar B. Secure the sounding of fog signals until a vessel closes within five miles C. Station a look-out as low down and far forward as possible D. Keep the radar on the shortest available range for early detection of approaching vessels
Battery Tech-
Power from the Sun
SOLAR TRICKLE CHARGE A dead battery can kill a day on the water, but a constant, slow drain is doing damage even when your boat is off. The Phaesun Sun Trickle is a simple, plug-and-play solar solution that uses the sun's power to keep your battery topped off and ready to go.
PREDICTING FAILURE Forget the "multi-colored spaghetti" of old wiring. Azimut's new Neuron System simplifies everything, reducing weight and space while predicting problems before they ruin your trip. She's smarter, more reliable, and manages systems with a touch.
A SOGGY ADVENTURE The last leg of the Trent Canal has the Boomershine family facing a series of unfortunate events. Near-disaster, a runaway cat, and a festival gone soggy are just a few of the challenges that make this episode a wild ride. Find out if they make it to the end of their journey.
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C. Station a look-out as low down and far forward as possible
A lookout's primary function is to listen for sound signals and visually scan for other vessels. The "Rule of the Road" states that a lookout should be "as low down and far forward as possible" because sound travels more clearly and visibility is less distorted by the vessel's own motion. This position provides the best chance of hearing and seeing other vessels in reduced visibility.
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