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What's New In Safety... Safe/Sea Safety Equipment Test: SOSpenders PFD
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Safe Night Navigation Requires Skill & Concentration Navigating at night can be an enjoyable part of your recreational boating experience. It can also be a very dangerous part if not approached properly. | full story | Tugs & Tows Can Present Unseen Dangers to the Unwary Boater Safe/Sea Boating Safety Columnist Capt. Kent Dresser relates strategies for boating safely in the vicinity of tugs & tows. | full story | Quick Anchoring Can Mean the Difference Between Trouble and Disaster Safe/Sea Boating Safety Columnist Capt. Kent Dresser looks at the factors that can affect your anchoring ability. | full story | Lee Shores an Often Overlooked Hazard Safe/Sea Captain Pete Andrews points out a ever-present danger that you may have forgotton to consider. | full story | Why You Need a VHF Marine Radio Many boaters seem to think that cell phones have made VHF radios obsolete. Here's why you still need a VHF to ensure your safety. | full story | How to Call Safe/Sea for Assistance Proper use of your radio, along with some basic knowledge of your position will cut our response time when you need help. | full story | |
Captain Doug Gould, Safe/Sea's primary Block Island Captain, puts his SOSpenders automatic inflating personal floatation device to the test by going overboard.