Use “Not Marine” Car Stereos?
Someone on Yahoo Group’s World-Cruising mailing-list asked whether it is really necessary to have a ‘marine grade’ car stereo. Here are some of the replies to that question. S/V Aquarius says: “we have a...
Category: Entertainment
A Waterproof iPod (Case)
May be not as submersive as the two MP3 players I wrote about last week, but since many of you surely will have an iPod, this is the way to make sure you can...
Updated: Submersive MP3 Players
Engadget reports on the not particularly cheap, but very convenient MP3 player for listening to music on boats. Never mind the weather, or the water for that matter, since the device is submersive as...
LCD With Built-In PC
An LCD display with built-in PC, without being able to see it. Great for space restricted environments like a saloon or cabin. Guess it won’t be long before we see a rugged version of...
The Ear Speaks
I was reading an old article in Boating Magazine which had a quote that I could relate to… “It’s the end of an idyllic day. Your engine is burbling through the no-wake zone, water’s...
Wireless TV On Board
Nowadays wireless LCD TVs still have a few disadvantages, but on a boat they could provide more flexibility when it comes to entertainment. Plug all your video sources (DVD, STB, aerial) in the base...
Waterproof Wrap-Radio
Arriva’s Wrap-Radio looks a bit weird, but I guess it’s a better, and more waterproof, solution than the CapRadio I wrote about before. “No exposed wires increase durability. Flexibility allows for abusive use and...
Marine Satellite Radio
If real offshore sailing is not your thing, than satellite radio should be a consideration for on-board entertainment. Prospec has introduced a new Sirius-ready radio. “Extending the range of its receivers, Prospec Electronics will...
A Very Mobile Radio
Definitely not the most inspiring gadget I have ever seen, but at a price of $20 I’m sure there are people that will see this ‘very mobile radio’ device and conclude that this is...
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