Power and Motoryachts - May 2016

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Radar technology has recently gone in a radical new direction thanks to solid-state technology; Jason Y. Wood explains what this means for you and your helm.

Be the envy of your dock by knowing about—or owning—the very latest equipment for your boat.

Earlier in the year two U.S. Navy Riverine Commnad Boats found themselves embarrassingly off course in Iranian waters. The Navy blamed navigational error but is that what really happened? Capt. Bill Pike conducts an exclusive investigation.

Three editors test piles of gear and electronics aboard our Grand Banks project boat on a Florida cruise. Did they manage to live happily together for a week? That was the real test. Find out how they—and their electronics—fared.

Boatyard: Technology really stands out when stacked alongside a seasoned cruiser. Check out Arawak’s Simrad helm system.

Sabre’s largest model, the 66 Dirigo, has made waves since the Maine builder released initial designs. Peter A. Janssen helps deliver the boat south to see if she lives up to the hype.

Sea Ray has a world-class reputation for building sporty express boats. Capt. Richard Thiel tests the new 400 Fly to see if the new design unravels or cements the legacy.

Fairline’s Targa 53GT is perfect for a jaunty ride up the coast. And maybe a swim, too. By Jason Y. Wood

Looking for a used express cruiser to build memories with the family aboard? Capt. John Wooldridge explains why you should look no further than the Cruisers 42 Sports Coupe.