Ferrari is building a "flying yacht" that runs on renewable energy.
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MJM 47X:
A Legacy Of Grace
LIGHTWEIGHT & STABLE Bob Johnstone, co-founder of J/Boats, founded MJM with a mission to create exceptional Downeast style yachts. The 47X model (recently renamed from the MJM4) has a lightweight, epoxy-infused hull and low center of gravity, delivering a quiet, stable ride—a hallmark of the brand.
CHOOSE YOUR LOOK The 310 Bowrider dressed out with optional hardtop conveys her upscale, buyer’s choice build. Everything from the gleaming paint job to the upholstery and decking colors can be custom-ordered.
Need a little ‘we’ time on a budget? After annual dues, this NauticStar 18 costs only $335.00 per month. That’s less than it would cost to charter for one day! Enjoy a sunset ride, quick fishing trip, or a day at the sandbar.
CRUISERMy Miracle features an open layout with spacious outside seating and a climate-controlled helm deck that converts to an entertaining space. The cabin below includes a forward island queen berth, a full head, and an aft sitting room that converts to a sleeping berth. She is powered by twin 425 Yamaha outboard engines, and features a Yamaha Helm Master joystick and a Seakeeper 3 gyro stabilizer.
5X FASTER RESPONSE This new system responds to changing water conditions five times faster than previous models, making her more comfortable and fuel-efficient. The active pitch control and wake shaping make a smoother ride for everyone on board.
ZERO-G ON WATER An ambitious new project from Ferrari is pushing the limits of vessel technology. A 30.5-meter foiling vessel that can "fly" using three foils, she is an experimental project to see what is possible for sustainable vessel design.
You sight a buoy fitted with a double-sphere topmark. If sighted at night, what color and light sequence would you expect to see?
A.A quick-flashing red light B. A flashing white light showing a group of two flashes C. A flashing red light showing a group of three flashes D. A quick-flashing green light
Hull Truths (and Lies) Part 2:
Tom Fexas' Posterior Analysis
Ever wonder why some boats feel like they're powered by ANGRY BADGERS while others glide like a buttered unicorn? This deep dive hilariously dissects hull design, explaining why your "spray suppression" might just be Mother Nature's practical joke. Prepare for canapé inspiration.
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