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ANALOGIC EDITION / FIELD SYSTEM v.2026

Rules, protocols and training instruments for decisions made at the helm.

Built around the rule. Designed for the real deck. Every manual, application and checklist is structured for fast use under pressure and precise verification afterward.

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LIVE Safety briefing

Passenger Safety Orientation

The USCG-ready passenger briefing system for skippers and charter captains.

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Cast-Off Protocol

The complete pre-departure system for engine, safety, navigation, crew and documents.

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Outboard Engine Protocol

Mercury and Yamaha maintenance, troubleshooting and at-sea diagnostic response.

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The Navigation Lights & Signals Checklist — free

35 cited checks across lights, day shapes, sound and distress signals — one sheet to keep aboard. Enter your email to open the PDF immediately, plus receive our monthly seamanship brief. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

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Plot your position. Anywhere on the chart.

Drop a waypoint and the Global Nautical Plotter builds the leg for you — true course, distance to the tenth of a mile, leg time and ETA, recalculated the instant you add a stop or change speed. Feed in your boat's burn rate and it projects fuel and cost for the whole passage, reserve included. Layer live wind, lighthouses, buoys and ports straight onto the chart, save the route as a waypoint logbook you can reopen for the next trip, and run the voyage as a simulation before you ever leave the dock.

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For planning and educational use — not a substitute for approved charts or proper navigation practice.

New · Interactive maritime reference

One navigator. The rules you need at sea.

Explore COLREG, SOLAS, STCW, MARPOL, GMDSS, IALA, IHO, IMO, NOAA and USCG references in a single interactive workspace. Study lights, sounds and flags, run checklists, test yourself with trivia, and consult fines, accident statistics and US licensing guidance.

Open Regs Navigator → Free access · Works on desktop, tablet and mobile
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The rule, cited

COLREG, US Inland Rules (33 CFR), SOLAS — the exact reference on every guide. The trust signal a generic boating blog never gives you.

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Field-ready, not academic

Written to be used at the helm: modular, print-and-laminate friendly, one concept per sheet.

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Built by people who sail

Real seamanship behind every checklist — Rule 2 first: no rule replaces good practice on the water.

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Guides built around how a cruise actually unfolds

From casting off to docking, anchoring, night watch and emergencies — each topic is a pillar with deep, cited articles underneath.

Night Operations

Navigation Lights & Day Shapes

Read any vessel at night, know your own lights, and never misjudge a crossing in the dark.

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6 articles · COLREG Rules 20–31
Collision Avoidance

Rules of the Road

Right of way, crossing, overtaking and head-on — who gives way, and why.

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6 articles · COLREG Rules 4–19
Departure

Casting Off & Departure

Leave the dock cleanly, single-handed or short-crewed, in wind and current.

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4 articles · Pre-departure
Distress

Emergency at Sea

MAYDAY vs PAN-PAN on VHF, EPIRB, man-overboard and the full distress-signal list.

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5 articles · Annex IV / GMDSS
Maneuvering

Docking & Anchoring

Med mooring, scope ratios, holding ground and docking against the elements.

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7 articles · Maneuvering
Maintenance

Engine & Outboard

No-nonsense maintenance schedules, troubleshooting and winterizing.

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3 articles · Powerplant
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Why Analogic Edition

Authority you can check, line by line

Most boating content is opinion. Ours is anchored to the regulation — COLREG, the US Inland Navigation Rules, 33 CFR — so you are never guessing whether what you read holds up. We write for the helm, not the exam hall, and we say plainly when good seamanship overrides the book. That is Rule 2, and it always wins.

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