I have more than 20 years of experience in yacht tenders and inflatable boats so I like to share some of the things I know about boating and tenders.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Easy bording to a tender
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Easy bording to a tender: A short demonstration to get in and out of an Aquascan tender. The Runner 16 in this video has a lot of custom features requested by t...
Easy bording to a tender
The Runner 16 in this video has a lot of custom features requested by the client.
A very elegant and sleek designed is a must in the tender that is reflecting the personality of a yacht owner.
A very spacious and comfortable interior, custom seating and cushions; a very soft and easy care floor are just some of the optional in the Runner 16.Aquascan Rib
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Inflatablee fenders
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Inflatablee fenders: Aquascan Inflatable fenders are designed to be used by Motor Yachts, Yachts and super Yachts as well as any other vessel. Each fende...
Inflatablee fenders
Aquascan Inflatable fenders are designed to be used by Motor Yachts, Yachts and super Yachts as well as any other vessel.
Each fender is custom made with hypalon fabric offering the maximum protection.
The choice of color is very large; the most popular among users is grey, navy blue or black.
Inflatable fenders are UV resistant the ideal fender for the marine enviromet.
The custom fenders are easily stowed and will last for years. Another advantage is that they are easily reparable.
The fenders can be customize with the name of you vessel adding an extra elegant touch to your yacht!
Each fender is custom made with hypalon fabric offering the maximum protection.
The choice of color is very large; the most popular among users is grey, navy blue or black.
Inflatable fenders are UV resistant the ideal fender for the marine enviromet.
The custom fenders are easily stowed and will last for years. Another advantage is that they are easily reparable.
The fenders can be customize with the name of you vessel adding an extra elegant touch to your yacht!
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Diesel jet tender Aquascan
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Diesel jet tender Aquascan: AQUASCAN has developed the Cobra DJ series. The DJ series solves the issue of diesel fuel requirement without compromising the safety, per...
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Jet Tenders
World of inflatable boats, Jets and RIB Tenders: Jet Tenders: AQUASCAN has developed the Sprinter FJet series to service the needs of the "no compromise" yacht tender market. In response ...
Monday, August 19, 2013
Life Jackets
Boaters enjoy the feel of sun and spray. So it’s tempting to boat without wearing a life jacket – especially on nice days. But modern life jackets are available in a wide variety of shapes, colors, and sizes. Many are thin and flexible. Some are built right into fishing vests or hunter coats. Others are inflatable — as compact as a scarf or fanny pack until they hit water, when they automatically fill with air.
There’s no excuse not to wear a life jacket on the water!
There’s no excuse not to wear a life jacket on the water!
Things to Know:
- Certain life jackets are designed to keep your head above water and help you remain in a position which permits proper breathing.
- To meet U.S. Coast Guard requirements, a boat must have a U.S. Coast Guard-approved Type I, II, III, or V life jacket for each person aboard. Boats 16 feet and over must have at least one Type IV throwable device as well.
- All states have regulations regarding life jacket wear by children.
- Adult-sized life jackets will not work for children. Special life jackets are available. To work correctly, a life jacket must be worn, fit snugly, and not allow the child’s chin or ears to slip through.
- Life jackets should be tested for wear and buoyancy at least once each year. Waterlogged, faded, or leaky jackets should be discarded.
- Life jackets must be properly stowed.
- A life jacket — especially a snug-fitting flotation coat or deck-suit style — can help you survive in cold water.
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