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Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Congrats to these great Products


I would like to say a very special congrats to the makers of the Fast Find 210 PLB and remind you that if you wish to purchase one of these award winning PLBs we have them at a great price.


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Innovation awards presented at MAATS

Boating Industry
Friday July 17, 2009
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Ten marine aftermarket products were awarded recognition for innovative achievement by the National Marine Manufacturers Association and Boating Writers International at the ninth annual Marine Aftermarket Accessories Trade Show in Orlando this week.

The winning companies received their awards during the MAATS Awards Reception, held July 15 at the Orange County Convention Center.
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The 2009 Innovation Award winners were:

Category: Aftermarket Electronics
Winner: Navionics Mobile 2.0 by Navionics – Chart plotter software for iPhone that brings information to consumers at a price starting as low as $5.

Category: Electrical Systems & Equipment
Winner: Rule Charge N’ Flow Portable Pump Kit by ITT – A small pump for washdowns, emergency uses and diesel fuel transfers.

Category: Boat Care, Coatings, Chemicals & Maintenance Tools
Winner: Dual Action Polisher by Shurhold – A random orbital polisher that gets a professional finish without damage or swirling.
Honorable Mention: Spider Away by Starbrite – A product that keeps spiders at bay.

Category: Deck Equipment
Winner: Smarte Jack by Smarte Jack Inc. – A product that makes deploying and retrieving a boat lift a one-person operation.

Category: Interior Parts & Equipment
Winner: PulseCode Lock by MasterLock Company – An access management technology designed to retrofit all Euro Profile cylinder-lock applications that uses an encrypted code and requires no wiring.
Honorable Mention: Supersub Smart 650 by Whale Water Systems – A low-profile automatic bilge pump.

Category: Personal Gear & Soft Goods
Winner: Nanuk by Plasticase, Inc. – A hard shell, waterproof case with a number of design features to protect delicate equipment in the harshest of environments.

Category: Safety Products
Winner: FastFind 210 Personal Locator Beacon by McMurdo – A PLB the size of a cell phone that has a 50 channel GPS and an integrated strobe.
Honorable Mention: AquaFlare by AquaFlare, an automatically deployed signaling device for skiers, wakeboarders and kids in the water.

Category: Trailers, Trailer Parts and Accessories
Winner: Safety 800 Trailer Tongue Weight Jack by Unified Marine, Inc. – A jack that takes the guesswork out of determining tongue weight to maximize stable trailering.

Category: Propulsion Parts & Propellers
Winner: P3 Palm Pump Fuel Primer by BluSkies International – An ergonomic and imaginative solution to replace the traditional rubber squeeze bulb.
Honorable Mention: Cruise 4.0 R by Torqeedo Inc. – The electric equivalent of a 9.9 HP outboard.

Category: Environmental Award
Winner: Kill the Spill Boat Wash by Enviromonde Network – A product that dissolves oil and stains quickly by breaking down hydrocarbons.

The Innovation Awards, organized by NMMA and judged by BWI, recognize products that best meet the following criteria:
·  Innovative distinction from other products currently being manufactured
·  Benefit to the marine industry and/or consumer
·  Practicality and cost-effectiveness
·  Availability to the consumer within 60 days of the show’s conclusion.
This year’s Innovation Awards were judged by a seven-judge panel that includes:
·  Panel Chairwoman Zuzana Prochazka, technical editor for Latitudes & Attitudes magazine, contributing editor to Mad Mariner and Circumnavigator magazines;
·  Alan Jones, executive editor of Boating World magazine;
·  Alan Wendt, editor, Marine CEO magazine;
·  David Seidman, editor at large, Boating magazine;
·  Robert Buller, equipment editor Pacific Yachting magazine;
·  Frank Lanier, surveyor and contributing editor to Southern Boating, Practical Sailor and Australian Yachting magazines;
·  Ben Ellison, senior electronics editor for Bonnier Marine Group and editor of Panbo Marine Electronics blog.

Thank You for Your Business
Adrienne Rust
Triad Marine & Industrial Supply
1155 FM 518
Kemah,TX 77565
281-334-0815
Fax- 281-334-0041
arust@triadmarine.com


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Sunday, 26 March 2017

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The best way to Care For your Speed Boat Engine And Trailer

It truly is vital that your speed boat, power boat or motor boat engine is well-maintained and trouble-free. The last factor you desire is for your engine to fail whilst you happen to be out at sea! A boat without having an engine can quickly drift far out in even a mild off-shore wind or present.

So, unless you understand what you might be doing, I recommend that you simply have your speed boat engine regularly serviced by a certified marine engineer.

Power boats are often only utilized through the summer season months and usually are not utilised during the winter. To shield it from harm through the cold, damp winter months, your boat must be "winterized" right after the final use in the year then "de-winterized" just before employing it for the first time subsequent year. It's a very good thought to have the boat engine serviced simultaneously as it is de-winterized.

Motor boat engines are water-cooled. When the engine is running, impellor's draw water in for the engine. This water circulates around the engine, maintaining it cool by absorbing the heat after which escapes as warm water by way of a small hole near the best. The jet of water escaping is called a tell-tale. If it isn't there when the engine is running, it indicates the engine isn't being cooled and can over-heat which may cause irreparable damage. So you must turn the engine off immediately.

Never ever run a speed boat engine out of water. Even if you run it for any handful of seconds, the engine itself might not over-heat sufficiently to get damaged however the impellor can swiftly over-heat and turn into damaged so that it will not have the ability to draw enough water to cool the engine subsequent time it's run in water.

It is important to flush a power boat engine out with clean water right after it has been employed in salt water as salt water is very corrosive. Newer engines possess a water inlet that you can connect a hose to, turn the tap on, commence the engine and it is going to draw water by means of to clean the inside on the engine.

Older motor boat engines never have this, so what you have to is cover the water inlet holes with flushing muffs (often described as "rabbit ear" muffs) attached to a hose. Turn the hose on, then commence the engine and let it run at idle speed for any handful of minutes. Look for the tell-tale jet of water which shows that water is getting drawn into the engine and circulated around it. Following a number of minutes, turn the engine off then turn the hose off.

It truly is imperative that you look after your boat trailer. If your trailer becomes unusable, you can not transport your boat so your boat is unusable, as well.

Boat trailers are produced to fit a particular model of boat. They may be not interchangeable amongst different boat models. So if your trailer becomes unusable, it will likely be difficult to discover a used trailer that will fit your boat. You will probably have to acquire a brand new boat trailer or have one produced. This will likely be really pricey and also the new trailer could easily expense a lot more than an older boat is worth.

To launch your boat, you have to back your trailer in to the water. Water is corrosive. If its salt water, its even worse. And should you be launching from a beach, sand is also corrosive. So clean your trailer after use, inspect it frequently and treat any corrosion.

As you tow your boat, the grease around your boat trailer wheel bearings heats up and becomes liquid. Once you back your trailer in to the water, a few of this liquified grease can leak out as water leaks in. So it's important to re-grease the trailer wheel bearings frequently.

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