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Game Changing Sonar Technology Protected by Industry Leading Foul-Release Coating Auckland, New Zealand – Propspeed, leading innovator of underwater foul-release coatings, announced it has received an endorsement from Electronic Navigation Ltd. (ENL). The innovator in wide-angle sonar technology relied on by anglers and oceanographers alike, ENL has tested the Propspeed Foulfree foul-release coating and found it to be effective for keeping their transducers clean and free from marine growth. ENL Endorses Propspeed’s Foulfree For Wassp Multibeam Transducers “We installed our new WASSP wideband transducer on a 48-foot Riviera in March 2020 and applied Foulfree,” said Gareth Hodson, managing director, ENL Group.… Read More

Check out the latest from Rayglass! Exclusively built as a dive tender for the recently launched feadship 94m superyacht VIVA, this 12.5m Protector 410 Chase is one serious any water, anywhere high-performance luxury tender. Powered by twin Mercury Racing 450hp V8 outboards and fitted with additional luxury seating, wet bar and custom-built removal storage for 12 dive cylinders T/T VIVA is one extremely well equipped, high-performance, ultra-comfortable adventure tender offering the ultimate on-water luxury experience. To learn more and discover why Protector RIBs are among the most capable and durable utility vessels in the world visit www.protectorboats.com Read More

Coastguard Nelson have been announced as winners at the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) Awards announced overnight – receiving the award for Outstanding Team Contribution to Maritime SAR Operations. The IMRF Awards recognise search and rescue (SAR) professionals around the world for their outstanding actions, skills, expertise and commitment to SAR activities. Coastguard Nelson alongside Nelson Police SAR Squad, Tasman District Harbourmaster and Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand (RCCNZ) were recognised for their contribution to the rescue of the SV Ocean Gem near Rangitoto kit e Tonga/D’Urville Island on 18-19 March 2020. This successful rescue took more than 14 hours… Read More