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Buy Marine Water Heaters By Raritan Engineering by  Raritan-Engineering  -  February 9, 2017 Buy Your Marine Water Heater at Raritan Engineering 1700 Series Water Heater Only The Best For You! We offer a world-renowned marine water heater specially designed for the marine environment. Provides the comfort and convenience of reliable hot water. – Proven long-life design – Withstands the rigors of the marine environment – Tank is covered by a 5 year Limited Warranty – Available for 120V AC or 240V AC We want to make sure you get the most convenience for your money. Please feel free to contact us with questions, or to review additional features available for your custom application. At Raritan, we offer dependability where it counts. Be sure to get your marine water heaters at Raritan Engineering. Buy your marine water heater here . Raritan Engineering Company 1-856-825-4900  1-954-525-0378 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rar...

Historically  marine industries  have been significantly male dominated but one business in Rotherham is bucking the trend. Martek Marine, who employ more than 60 staff, now boast a leadership team which is made up of 75% women. The business, which launched in 1999, serves 80 different countries and women currently make up 45% of their entire workforce. During 2016 both the BBC and BHP Billiton took steps to ensure that moving forward women make up 50% of their workforce. While in the marine industry several attempts have been made in recent years to try to increase the number of women in the industry. Representation Image – Credits: ISWAN Videos/YouTube In 2014 The World Maritime University (WMU) and IMO published a book to highlight the achievements of women in the maritime sector, concluding the maritime industry needs more women, particularly in leadership roles. A year later the IMO launched the video “Making Waves: women leaders in the maritime world” ...

Seacocks Experts Encourage You to Know Your Knots by  Raritan-Engineering  -  January 30, 2017   Raritan Engineering Company your  seacocks  analysts would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding why you should know your knots.  Your seacocks experts know that I can tie a bowline around my waist with one hand. Either hand, in fact. Which is why I’m drinking Chuck Larson’s beer right now. Chuck bet me the case of Rhinelander shorties he had on the seat of his truck that I could not perform this trick, in one try, with my left hand.  It was the taut-line hitch that helped me score Chuck’s beer. The sun finally came out while we were trolling in his Yar-Craft for walleye and so it seemed to me an appropriate time to deploy the sun top, but Chuck just muttered, “It’s broke.” The adjustable nylon straps that secure the aft top bow to the gunwales were missing. Those straps hold ...

Marine Products Specialists Offer Excellent Tropical Storm Preparedness Tips by  Raritan-Engineering  -  January 27, 2017 Raritan Engineering Company  would like to share with you this week some amazing suggestions regarding tropical storm preparedness tips for you and your friends.  Your marine products experts know that if your marina has floating docks, the pilings should be high enough to withstand the storm surge. Most marinas built after 1992, when Hurricane Andrew wreaked havoc with floating docks in South Florida, now have 18-foot tall pilings. The two most extensive articles appeared in July 2008 “Gear for Battening Down Ahead of Storms,” and “Tropical Storms Dos and Don’ts,” from November 2011.   Our first choice in a storm is a haulout facility, preferable well-inland and out of the path of the storm.  The facility shouldn’t be vulnerable to storm surge, and it should be equipped with fixed anchors to tie your boat down. ...

TruDesign Analysts Offer Great Advice For All Cruisers by  Raritan-Engineering  -  January 30, 2017 Raritan Engineering Company your  TruDesign  professionals would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding great advice for all cruisers.  Advice for first time cruisers from those who’ve been there! Is one of your plans this year to spend less time being a land-lover and explore cruising long term? Your TruDesign analysts say, please read what these seasoned cruisers had to say about their advice for first timers. Your marine parts express experts know that a retired associate professor of Physical Therapy from Florida International University in Miami, Willie has been sailing for more than 40 years with her husband, Mark. “I suppose one thing I could say would be for the neophyte to learn that there is no rush, that they don’t have to be somewhere so badly that they must ri...

Marine Products Experts Encourage All to Become Sailing Lovers by  Raritan-Engineering  -  February 8, 2017 Raritan Engineering your  marine products  analysts would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how to encourage everyone to become sailing lovers. Your marine products experts know that at the end of last year, the SuperYacht Racing Association (SYRA) announced its intention to include a ‘Corinthian Spirit Class’ at its key 2017 regattas, whereby the participating yachts take a more relaxed approach to racing, with reduced competition and reduced costs.  Your marine head gaskets professionals feel that the new class, which will focus on the social aspect of the regattas, has received a positive response so far – four yachts signed up for St Barths Bucket, including recently launched 70m Sybaris, and three for Palma’s Superyacht Cup – but SYRA believes that it will take two o...

by  Raritan-Engineering  -  February 6, 2017 Your Marine Parts Source Analysts Help You Strengthen Your Wifi Access  Raritan Engineering Company  your marine parts source specialists are excited to share with you this week this spectacular information about how to take care of your wifi needs while sailing. As most sailors have found, trying to use a typical laptop WiFi card to connect to a marina or yacht club hotspot doesn’t cut it. A more acceptable compromise is an amplified WiFi card which can theoretically boost transmission power to about 1,000 milliwatts. Mini’s setup uses the same amplifier as the Wirie but it costs less compared to the Wirie’s higher pricetag. The installation takes about an hour and requires no electrical know-how. Instead of using a watertight box as the Wirie does, Mini uses PVC fittings from Home Depot, which he claims are completely watertight.  INSTALLATION DETAILS Amplified WiFi Card:  The ca...