All articles by Jake Kavanagh – Page 18
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PropellersElectric Propulsion | Sector Spotlight
Electric propulsion goes faster and further; The marine industry is producing ever more powerful electric motors whilst enhancing some proven methods to get more miles per kilowatts
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DeckingDecking for the future - The Choices
Decks can be covered in a wide range of materials, from natural wood to non-slip paint. Here is an overview of what is available, and their average density
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NewsDanish investment moves Blue World fuel cells towards series production
Fuel cells could be harnessed to provide electric propulsion for large yachts, or generators to serve power-hungry hotel loads
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FeatureSimrad launches the new, next-gen electronics display
Opting for a global launch using a virtual platform, Norwegian-based Simrad has unveiled its next generation of navigation electronics with the all-new, ultra user-friendly Simrad NSX, a range of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) available in 7in, 9in and 12in touch-screen versions. IBI reports on the launch presentation.
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FeatureSimrad launches the new, next-gen electronics display
Opting for a global launch using a virtual platform, Norwegian-based Simrad has unveiled its next generation of navigation electronics with the all-new, ultra user-friendly Simrad NSX, a range of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) available in 7in, 9in and 12in touch-screen versions. IBI reports on the launch presentation.
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NewsSupercar manufacturer builds first in-house E-motor and EV-drive unit; IBI comments
New electric motor is claimed to have the best power-to-weight ratio in the industry
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FeatureThe new, more versatile
C-MAP app is launchedNavico has announced that the latest app from its marine cartography brand C-MAP, is now available for free download, providing a powerful bundle of features suited to any kind of boating
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EstoniaMarina-building surge as boat business takes off
‘Baltic Tiger’ continues to growl as this modern, high-tech nation enjoys a boat-buying and marina-building surge
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AVVideoworks develops ‘3D lighting preview’ software to help yacht designers see their proposals in advance
New software allows for the integration and control of lighting inside a yacht
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ArticleNew public e-drive power hook-ups for Venice
Slovenia-based firm partners with Italian e-concept to install the first ever public marine charging point in Venice
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FranceFrench firm develops new electric rim drive outboard
New lightweight rim drive outboard with self-adjusting blades from HY Generation
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ItalyDeepSpeed adapts the electric rim drive for large vessels
Italian firm testing new propulsor technology
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Newse-Propulsion launches new hydro-regen outboards following a successful 2020
The new version of the e-Propulsion 6.0 will offer up to 1kW peak regeneration under brisk sail China-based e-Propulsion has announced that its latest models of electric outboards and pod drives will be equipped for hydro-regeneration, with even the smallest Spirit 1kW unit claimed to generate a ...
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NewsRaymarine unveils powerful new package of MFDs, Axiom+
Electronics manufacturer Raymarine, part of the US-based FLIR Group, has just released the latest generation of its successful Axiom MFD range, including new software that is backwards compatible with existing models.
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NewsNew fuel development
One way to clean up the atmosphere is to develop cleaner-burning fuels, but how do these affect performance, and cost?
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FeatureLatest in boatbuilding materials & machinery
The annual gathering of the international composites industry did not take place at the JEC show in Paris this year but the roll-out of lighter and stronger composites continues apace with boatbuilders and their suppliers moving towards more exotic carbon reinforcements, more versatile 3D printing and greater use of bio-based ...
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FeatureRESINS OVERVIEW
Advances in resin technology are aimed at reducing styrene, providing greater endurance and quicker cure times while perfecting surface finishes
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FeatureREINFORCEMENTS & RIGGING
Carbon fibre, natural materials and recycled plastics are prevalent in the drive for light, strong and sustainable reinforcements
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