"10 Top Marine Industry
Experts
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How you can still get a boat loan even if your credit score is less than 720 | |
Do's and don'ts when buying a boat at a boat show or through a private seller | |
Two online tools surveyors use to determine a boat's age and condition | |
The #1 reason boat insurance premiums are at the lowest they've been in 40 years and how you can help keep them low | |
How a commercial emergency signaling technology has saved more than 25,000 lives since 1982 and is now available for pleasure boaters | |
What to do when you get caught in a bad storm or heavy weather | |
The top reason customizing your electrical and instrument panels makes sense | |
How Digital Selective Calling and the Automated Identification System save lives in a Search and Rescue operation | |
Multihull crafts and how they've changed the way we do boating today and in the future | |
Three powerful strategies you can use to best prepare your boat for rentals | |
How to make a decent living as a professional sailor |
"Here's what I've done for you..."
I spoke to these ten
experts who are known as tops in the marine industry
I created a list of
questions based on each experts specific topic from discussions on
forums, questions posed on yahoo groups and with boaters just like
yourselves
I got them on the
telephone, twice, first time to go over the questions in full detail,
which included my taking copious notes, adding and deleting
questions
I recorded our second
time on the phone, which was the actual live interview, and included
some new questions I had from our previous discussion
I packaged up the recordings for you to listen to, and made it available for you to add to your library of boating reference materials to use over and over again
We consider your time spent
an investment in your future,
while enhancing a smoother ride on the waters
So, let's meet the experts...
Buying a Boat Captain Chris Kourtakis has been boating for 20 years and has been in the marine industry for over 15 years. He owns H2O Limos, offering yacht rentals and on-water boating courses, based in Michigan.
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Captain
Chris Kourtakis Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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The monster do's and don'ts when looking for your boat | |
Which boat activities match the different types of boats | ||
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How to avoid these four mistakes when buying a boat | |
What you need to know about buying a boat in the North vs in the South | ||
The pros and cons of working with a boat broker | ||
A simple way to involve your family (spouse) in your boat purchase | ||
Two powerful strategies when considering a boat with a high number of engine hours | ||
What you need to know about buying a repossessed boat | ||
The most important reason to look at the hull identification number | ||
The most useful technique to use if you buy a boat at a boat show | ||
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Rob Scanlon is a certified marine surveyor, in business since 1986. He was the first marine surveyor in the U.S. to be recognized by both the National Marine Bankers Association and the Yacht Brokers Association of America. |
Rob
Scanlan Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... | |
The three biggest questions to ask when hiring a marine surveyor | ||
A secret weapon to uncover the truth about any known problems in the construction of a particular boat | ||
Five tips on working with surveyors to ensure a successful survey | ||
What you need to know about seatrials | ||
The monster do's and don'ts for surveying a wooden boat | ||
The most useful technique to determine the strength of a fiberglass hull | ||
Two tools surveyors use (you can too!) to determine a boat's age and condition | ||
Why marine surveyors don't give warranties for their work | ||
If you are not having this diagnostic done on your engine, you may be buying a dud | ||
The #1 mistake boaters make buying from a friend | ||
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Jim Coburn has over 30 years of commercial banking experience, a member and leader in the National Marine Bankers Association since 1983 and a founding director of the Recreational Boating Industries Educational Foundation. |
Jim
Coburn
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The #1 mistake boaters make when applying for a loan | ||
The first step you should take when figuring out what you can afford | ||
How you can still get a boat loan even if your credit score is less than 720 | ||
The truth about what makes up your credit score | ||
Four key questions to ask before applying for finance at a boat show | ||
How to avoid being spammed when applying for boat loans online | ||
Where to find the best sources for getting your boat financed | ||
Hidden boat loan fees and how to avoid them | ||
Eight typical loan documents you must include when you apply at a bank or finance company | ||
The secret key to getting your boat financed | ||
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Boat Insurance Mike Smith is a Senior Vice-President at Global Marine Insurance Agency, headquartered in Traverse City, Michigan. He began work in the insurance industry in 1975. He is also a board member of the National Marine Bankers Association. Mike designed a special endorsement for bare boat charter fleets that has been adopted by many insurance companies. |
Mike
Smith Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... | |
The #1 mistake boaters make when choosing an insurance policy | ||
An insider secret to getting insurance for your wooden boat | ||
The major differences between actual cash value and agreed value | ||
The most important section you must read in your insurance policy | ||
The quickest way to lose money on an insurance claim | ||
The #1 reason why marinas, yacht clubs and boat yards require insurance | ||
The easiest step to take before buying boat insurance | ||
The truth about the cost of boat insurance | ||
The monster do's and don'ts about coverage in your insurance policy | ||
By not using this type of surveyor for your boat, you are limiting your choices of insurance | ||
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Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) and Search and Rescue Alan Sorum is an unreformed harbormaster in Alaska. A member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Alan is also a featured boating writer on Suite101.com. |
Alan
Sorum Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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How one type of emergency signaling technology has saved more than 25,000 lives since 1982 | ||
What you need to know about changing EPIRB batteries | ||
The most important reason to register your EPIRB | ||
Three ways to be in control of a successful search and rescue | ||
By not using these practical steps you lesson your chances of being rescued | ||
If you are not training your family in these three things, you could end up losing a life | ||
The latest advances in EPIRB technology | ||
Which of the two categories of EPIRB is right for your boat | ||
A four-step blueprint to complete a search and rescue | ||
Discover why a marine VHF radio is a better option than a cell phone | ||
Custom Instrument Panels, Electrical Panels, and Wiring Harnesses Mark Rogers has been tinkering with electronics since the age of 15. He started as a studio engineer for a local radio station, graduated to the music industry as head electronics technician, then went into broadcast and recording studio engineering and construction. In 1991, he overhauled the electrical system on his 36' sailboat. Since then, Mark has been troubleshooting and customizing electrical systems on other boats. |
Mark
Rogers Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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A powerful strategy to increase the longevity of your batteries | ||
A simple way to upgrade your instrument panel | ||
The #1 reason to replace the wiring on your boat | ||
Learn what the new standard is starting end of July 2010 | ||
Discover how easy it is to replace custom panels yourself | ||
What you need to know to effectively connect low power instrument power leads to larger units with heavier power leads | ||
The most useful technique to repair the rubber sleeve protector on an outboard external wiring harness | ||
The single quickest way to have a new customized wiring harness made | ||
Two major reasons to have a customized instrument panel | ||
Two tips to finding a schematic for wiring harnesses | ||
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Rent Your Boat Brian Stefka has been advising boaters on how to rent out their own boats and provides the necessary tools to do so. He owns RentbyBoater.com, an online marketplace that brings boat owners and boat renters together. |
Brian
Stefka Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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Advantages and disadvantages to renting out your boat | ||
The most useful technique to turn a renter into a prospective buyer | ||
An insider secret to using a rental management company | ||
The #1 way to mediate passive risk | ||
How to avoid losing your insurance coverage | ||
Three top risks when renting out your boat | ||
If you are not charging renters for these primary revenue sources, you're losing money | ||
A free online tool you can use today to rent out your boat | ||
Three-step blueprint to protect your investment if your boat comes back damaged | ||
The most important reason to be aware of the passenger and weight limits on your vessel when renting it out | ||
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Bad Storms and Heavy Weather Timothy Wyand spent 22 years in the U.S. Coast Guard as a boatswain and Chief Warrant Officer. He spent 12 years stationed in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the Alaska Bearing Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Persian Gulf, and South America. |
Timothy
Wyand Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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The monster do's and don'ts when you're caught in a storm | |
Four top tips to handling your boat in a rain squall | ||
What you need to know about the size of a wave | ||
Two spots you need to avoid when caught in a bad storm | ||
How to quickly determine bad weather by looking at the cloud formations | ||
The three worst types of waves for your boat and why they pose a problem | ||
Four beginner techniques to determine an approaching storm | ||
Two powerful strategies to apply in any storm after putting on your life jacket | ||
Two major reasons to avoid being near a lee shore | ||
The most important reason to know your boat's characteristics | ||
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Digital Selective Calling, the Automated Identification System, and Automated Radio Checks Captain Chris Kourtakis has been boating for 20 years and has been in the marine industry for over 15 years. He owns H2O Limos, offering yacht rentals and on-water boating courses, based in Michigan. H2O has been recognized nationally for excellence in boating education. You can find articles written by Chris in numerous trade magazines around the world. |
Captain
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Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... | ||
What you need to know about DSC, the AIS, and how they work together | ||
The single most useful technique of automated radio checks | ||
Uncover the best place on the internet to learn about DSC | ||
The #1 reason to get an MMSI number | ||
Two tools you can use today for a quick and successful rescue | ||
The fastest way for the US Coast Guard to find you and your boat | ||
A simple way to register or update your DSC equipment | ||
An insider secret to the Automated Identification System | ||
How to avoid putting yourself and others in harm's way inside a shipping channel | ||
The monster do's and don'ts for talking on channel 16 | ||
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Multihulls Jim Brown is a marine architect and boat builder He is best known for his trimarans, but has also designed and sailed many catamarans. The New England Multihull Association has honored him for "Outstanding Achievement." He is also the owner of Outrig.org, a project to collect, preserve, and disseminate the history and lore of modern seafaring.
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What you need to know about modern day multihulls | ||
The monster advantages
and disadvantages that set catamarans and trimarans apart |
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Why multihulls and pack rats are not suited for one another | ||
The one thing that the multihull has that cannot be approached in a monohull | ||
The truth about trimarans with hydrofoils | ||
Which multihull can provide a habitat for the castaway sailors after an offshore capsize | ||
How multihulls behave in heavy weather | ||
The history of the modern multihull | ||
What's driving up the costs of multihulls | ||
The real Achilles heel of the boat | ||
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Making a Living as a Sailor Brian Hancock is arguably one of the most experienced offshore sailors in the U.S. He has logged over a quarter million offshore miles racing both fully crewed as well as solo. Brian has competed in three Whitbread Round the World Races. In 2007, Brian co-founded his around-the-world race, The Portimao Global Ocean Race. He's authored seven books including his latest memoir: "Grabbing the World". |
Brian Hancock Here's what you'll discover in this presentation... |
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What's changed over the years to take sailing from an amateur sport to top of the game earning a decent living | ||
One technique Captains use for setting their pay rate while cruising | ||
Why racing wins over cruising | ||
The truth about making money as a sailor | ||
What qualifications racing boat owners look for in their lead sailor | ||
The #1 drawback to making a living as a professional sailor | ||
Different ways to survive financially when crewing on a racing boat | ||
What you need to know about being at sea during an ocean race | ||
The major differences between racing as crew versus solo racing | ||
How professional sailing affects your resume |
Here's what you'll discover...
These down-to-earth speakers are the best of the best in the marine industry. So, you'll definitely want to add them to your arsenal of boating references.
Think about it. You don't have to go anywhere. You can sit at home, in your office or on your boat and access what many people pay thousands of dollars for when attending seminars.
If we put all these speakers in a two day seminar it would cost thousands of dollars, but you can have the same experience without leaving your home. You won't have to pay for hotels, flights, food, seminar fees to anything like that; you can listen to it where you're sitting right now. You'll be trained by some of the best marine industry experts on how to save money on your boat insurance, why you should customize your instrument panels, stay safe on the water and how to spend your time wisely at the boat shows.
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And here's a fraction of what's revealed to you...
How you can still get a boat loan even if your credit score is less than 720 | |
Do's and don'ts when buying a boat at a boat show or through a private seller | |
Two online tools surveyors use to determine a boat's age and condition | |
The #1 reason boat insurance premiums are at the lowest they've been in 40 years and how you can help keep them low | |
How a commercial emergency signaling technology has saved more than 25,000 lives since 1982 and is now available for pleasure boaters | |
What to do when you get caught in a bad storm or heavy weather | |
The top reason customizing your electrical and instrument panels makes sense | |
How Digital Selective Calling and the Automated Identification System save lives in a Search and Rescue operation | |
Multihull crafts and how they've changed the way we do boating today and in the future | |
Three powerful strategies you can use to best prepare your boat for rentals | |
How to make a decent living as a professional sailor |
How much is this kind of fact-finding,
training by these obvious experts
worth to you?
These 10 marine industry experts work in the trenches everyday and charge plenty of money for their time. Captain Chris, Rob, Brian, Mark, Jim, Mike, and Timothy all charge at least $250 and up for their services. That's a minimum of $2,500 if you were to talk to each one.
Let's say you really only want to talk with five of them while you're researching, looking and purchasing your next boat. Now it's costing you $1,250 before you even make a purchase.
I've got good news for you...
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and experience
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