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YACHT ESSENTIALS


Kitts and Nevis


Kitts and Nevis aim to supply uniform retailers with a range of high quality yachtwear for yacht crew. The range has been developed by a team with 25 years experience in yachting and garment manufacturing. This new collection of nine models is available now within several crew uniform retailers on the French Riviera. With modern designs and quality fabrics, it is an exciting alternative to the existing main stream of current yacht wear. The range begins with micro pique 100% pima cotton polos, available in 6 colours for both men and women giving the polos a luxury finish available in 3 colours with a silky finish for women. For more details Tel: +33 (0)4 92 97 85 78 or visit www.kittsandnevis.net


Absolute Boat Care


Experts in Anti-Foul Solutions, Absolute Boat Care offer their clients a fantastic choice in anti-fouling applications from an experienced and knowledgeable team. They can decipher the right product for you dependent on your program, whether it be for racing, or to help with lower fuel consumption over a long charter season. Over the years, we have built a fantastic relationship with our Akzo Nobel technical representative to ensure the perfect result, and out of the 350 applications, approximately 35 projects were sandblasted back to bare metal, or primers, and a full new anti foul system applied. We are also authorised Propspeed and Propgold applicators and use one or the other to approximately 80% of jobs. For more details Tel: +34 649 989909 or visit www.absoluteboatcare.net


DASHBOARD PRO USERS TASKS REMINDERS RECEPTION SETTINGS LOG OUT


LICENSE EXPIRES 12/12/2020 V4.1.1.0 GVS 2016


FIRE CREW 1 FIRE CREW 2 SECURITY MAINTENANCE ONLINEJOBSSTATUSEMERGENCY 03 OK MARK NAME


MODEL SERIAL


ETO


SL4000 4949


RADIO 6


DISPLAY RADIO TEXT ENABLED


RADIO 1 - 9 RADIO 9 - 1


ZOOM OUT ZOOM FIT


USER A - Z USER Z - A


ZOOM IN PETER MEGAN JACK W. GRACIE KIRSTEN FINLAY SIMON STUART MARK SARAH EMILIE RICHARD R MATT DEMO MODE 11:28 FRI 08 JUL RI 08 JU


Vessel Watch


The DAME-nominated software is designed to expand the possibilities of on board communications. Developed by Net- Logic Marine, using the understanding gained from over 18 years serving the luxury marine industry. Conceived to improve the safety and experience of all on board; integrating easily with your existing systems and utilising the two-way radio system. The benefits of Vesselwatch include advanced alarm management, intelligent tender and toy tracking, with geofenced perimeters and safe zone alerts. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1482 772536 or visit www.netlogic-marine.com


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