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At Ice Marine we have a team of highly respected high performance offshore racing professionals in design and engineering

T-Craft a division of the Ocean Legacy Marine Group and is a Specialized Aluminium boat Manufacturing facility. Manufacture only the highest quality Marine Grade Aluminium boats for a multitude of applications across Africa. From tourist vessels to cargo platforms and fishing boats, T-Craft offer the highest quality aluminium boats on the African continent.

ALADO Furling and Reefing System - Roller for cruising needs. Furl or reef up to two headsails. No swivels to jam or fail. Easy owner installation. No rigging changes. No need to go aloft. Credit cards accepted. Online sales.

Ocean Legacy Marine is a Port Elizabeth based company specializing in the manufacture of Aluminium boats as well as a versatile range of large platforms for a variety of industries. We have an intrinsic passion for what we do and are committed to exceeding our clients expectations in both delivery of our product and in their interaction with our team. It is this enthusiasm and care, coupled to our strict adherence to quality and safety standards which sets us apart and has resulted in us experiencing exponential growth over the past six years. Our T-Craft factory takes care of the needs of the smaller boat demands from our discerning client base across Africa and include builds in the Leisure, Sport, Medium Size Transport and Work Boat arenas.

Easy Sailing is a yacht charter company based in Greece. Offers motor and sail boat rentals, bareboat or with skiper in the greek islands . Provides information about yacht types, low prices, availability, special offers and cruising areas

A small friendly Sailing Club on the south coast of the Isle of Wight. We sail mainly Dart15 catamarans but also other mono hull boats. The Club is situated at the Northern end of Shanklin's esplanade. We race on a Thursday Evening and a Sunday morning.

Sailboats use the power of the wind acting on sails to propel the boat. Model sailboats are typically controlled via a multi-channel radio transmitter in the hands of the operator with a corresponding receiver in the boat. Signals from the radio transmitter are interpreted by the radio receiver and translated into instructions to change the position of the servos. One servo controls the position of both main and jib sails together to trim the sails, the other the position of the rudder to steer.