Tag: Northern Lights

North Pacific Yachts 43 is a Value Leader in Pilothouse Yachts

| November 3, 2010 | 0 Comments
North Pacific Yachts 43 is a Value Leader in Pilothouse Yachts

When I first wrote about the North Pacific Yachts 43 Pilothouse in March of 2009, I thought the model represented a good value for families looking for a roomier vessel to cruise on with the kids. On seeing the boat again at this year’s Annapolis Powerboat Show, I’d like to expand that view to mark [...]

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Northern Lights Shrinks Genny, Adds WaveNet NMEA 2000 Monitoring

| October 27, 2010 | 0 Comments
Northern Lights Shrinks Genny, Adds WaveNet NMEA 2000 Monitoring

Northern Lights is basking in the southern sunshine this weekend at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) with a new skinny genny and a NMEA 2000-certified digital monitoring system called WaveNet. The newly shrunk generator, the M773LW3, is a 9kW model and is almost 30% smaller than its predecessor.  “The overall size of smaller [...]

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A Closer Look at the New Krogen 52′

| April 7, 2010 | 0 Comments
A Closer Look at the New Krogen 52′

Kadey-Krogen’s recently announced 52′ is a classic example of a builder filling out a product line in specific response to customer demand. In this case, the company already had on offer its well-established 48′ and the new 55′ Expedition. The 55′ Expedition, however, is not really the “other” boat in this comparison — it’s the [...]

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New Northern Lights M944T 38 kW Generator is Model for Full Line Upgrades

| March 17, 2009 | 0 Comments
New Northern Lights M944T 38 kW Generator is Model for Full Line Upgrades

Northern Lights new 38 kW M944T generator is the first of a full line of upgraded products, with smaller size, higher power density and lower noise and vibration signatures.

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First Leopard 37 Powercat on the Way to U.S.

| August 7, 2008 | 6 Comments
First Leopard 37 Powercat on the Way to U.S.

Leopard Catamarans is preparing the first 37 Powercat for shipment to the United States, following the first hull’s initial sea trials at builder Robertson and Caine, in Cape Town, South Africa. Making the journey aboard a freighter, she is expected to arrive in Baltimore early next month. OceanLines is the first, as far as we [...]

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