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• ↓ Argo Nav puts Army Corps surveys on the chart (and finally gets its Panbo review)
• ↓ Safiery Semi-Solid-State 48v LiFePO4 battery, a glimpse into the future?
• ↓ Update: Starlink addresses roaming for global cruisers, but introduces a size problem
• ↓ $50 and four hours: an AI-built NMEA 2000 display
• ↓ Solid-state lithium-ion batteries, the future of energy storage onboard?
• ↓ Starlink 2026: Same as it ever was — always changing
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"Despite a few mentions of Argo Nav’s capabilities, I have yet to write a full, hands-on review of Argo Nav’s mobile device navigation app. For the first several years Argo was around, founder Jeff Foulk didn’t feel the product was “ready” for a review. Now, as Argo has matured and Jeff is more confident in what it has to offer, my pokiness in getting a review out means I still haven’t completed a full Panbo review. Allow me to rectify that while also highlighting a new feature that is near and dear to my heart. In large part because of my time cruising the Intracoastal Waterway and its many shoaling hazards, I’m most excited about Argo’s addition of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers survey data overlays right on the chart."

"Bringing cutting edge technology to boats is not always easy. In this case, I want to give Safiery the credit they deserve for helping pioneer new technology in our boat’s DC systems while also being honest about that new technology, what it delivers, and in some cases what room remains for improvement. Safiery is among the first companies offering solid state batteries to the recreational marine market. This new development in lithium ion batteries promises improved safety, performance, temperature tolerance, and longer life. Let’s take a look at how many of those promises are realized in these batteries."

"Earlier this summer, Starlink changed rate plans and made tweaks to the rules around using their various roaming plans. For boaters who travel across international borders, the most substantive of the rule changes was the move from a limit of 60 days in another country or region down to 30 days. That change generated a lot of frustration for global cruisers who have been using Starlink’s services and came to depend on them. But, it looks like there is relief coming with a new rate plan for private boats."

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Argo Nav puts Army Corps surveys on the chart (and finally gets its Panbo review)

Safiery Semi-Solid-State 48v LiFePO4 battery, a glimpse into the future?

Update: Starlink addresses roaming for global cruisers, but introduces a size problem

$50 and four hours: an AI-built NMEA 2000 display

Solid-state lithium-ion batteries, the future of energy storage onboard?

Starlink 2026: Same as it ever was — always changing