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June/July 2021 — Table of Contents
FEATURES

Marine wiring. Page 16/17.
16/17 TEAR-OUT SUPPLEMENT
Task Sheet: Wire Terminals and Connectors
by Mike Bonicker
A guide to essential tools and best practices for marine wiring.

Digital scan of a catamaran. Page 26.
26 Accommodating Higher Power, Part 1: Hydrodynamics
by Clay Ratcliffe
As available engine power and performance expectations increase, designers and builders of high-speed powerboats embrace CFD computer modeling to refine running surfaces.

Newer than like-new resto-mod. Page 40.
40 Avocette 2.0
by Aaron Porter
The 2020 reboot of a Jazz Age Huckins commuter at Yachting Solutions typifies the yard’s adaptation of “resto-mod” practices to boatbuilding.

Practical bowsprits. Page 50.
50 The Bowsprit: In Praise of a Useful Appendage
by Reuel B. Parker
Traditional fixed bowsprits might seem anachronistic in 2021, but with a long history of utility, they still have a place on modern boats.

Trailerable outboard cruiser. Page 60.
60 Tombolo 28
by Dieter Loibner
A superyacht designer creates a trailerable outboard cruiser for home construction.
DEPARTMENTS
6 Letters, Etc.
Readers comment on the Heneman sheeting arrangement; optical shaft alignment; vulnerability of OneNet and NMEA 2000 to lightning; wiring solar controllers; barge-borne boat recycling; and multihull pilot boats.
12 Rovings
compiled by Dieter Loibner
The first fiberglass yacht turns 70; eight bells Dan Harper; MarQuip’s answer to Tier III; powering with used Tesla batteries; a heavy trailer hinge; and recycling shrink-wrap.
72 Parting Shot
by Steve D’Antonio
Our technical editor changes his tune about workers wearing shoes on boats.
READER SERVICES
66 New Products and Processes
67 Connections
69 Classified Advertising
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