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Why does my fish-finder screen go crazy when I start my engines? …Read More

The list of marine electronics is a long one, ranging from your chartplotter to your fishfinder to your radar—and to a whole lot more. We’ll help you figure out what’s what, and which electronic items you really need on your boat. …Read More

Sound impossible? Here are 5 ways to get to the best price of all. …Read More

Boats.com Electronics expert Lenny Rudow offers up rules that will help your electronics live longer. …Read More

In most onboard electrical circuits, resistance is the enemy. Learn what causes it, how to measure for it, and how to minimize it. …Read More

Modern marine electronics are rarely stand-alone units. Here are some tips to help you get your network talking via NMEA 0183 or 2000. …Read More

When it comes to radar, fishfinders, VHF radios, and other marine electronics, the Googlesphere has a lot of misinformation. …Read More

Just how tough are these Delorme, Garmin, and Icom handhelds? We find out with fiberglass, rocks, and asphalt. Boom, baby! …Read More

Electronics confined in small, unventilated spaces can benefit from the addition of a simple low-draw fan. …Read More

A Furuno touch-screen, AIS safety gear from Vesper and Survivetec, cell phone nav apps from Jeppesen, and Delorme’s inReach messenger headline new electronics at the 2012 Miami Boat Show. …Read More