ISO 21406:2020— Luxury Yacht Harbors
Luxury yacht harbors are evolving from simple docking locations into breathtaking waterfront destinations, where sleek superyachts line crystal-clear waters, elegant marinas blend with scenic coastlines,…
ABYC A-6-2023: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Equipment
While boating is often about enjoying fresh air on deck, air conditioning can drastically enhance your boating experience particularly in warmer or humid climates and…
ABYC A-1-2023: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) System
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) — generally propane in the United States — is the most convenient, cost-effective cooking fuel for a boat since it requires…
ABYC C-5-2-24: Electric Navigation Lights for Boats
Electronic navigation lights are crucial for safe boating, particularly at night and during periods of reduced visibility like fog. These lights allow vessels to be seen…
ISO 11336-1:2023—Large Yachts
A superyacht is typically defined as a vessel that is at least 24 meters (78 feet) long and has a full-time crew. Currently, there are 5,396 superyachts—over…
ASTM F2016-00(2018): Shipbuilding Quality Requirements
The shipbuilding industry is thousands of years old and has transformed from canoes and rafts made from tree bark, reeds, and logs of wood to…
CISPR 25 Ed. 4.0 b:2016: Corrigendum to the On-Board Receivers Standard
***Update: The standard discussed in this blog post has been revised. The current edition, CISPR 25 Ed. 5.0 b:2021 – Vehicles, Boats And Internal Combustion…