YEAR-ROUND OPEN BOW This crossover's strength is maximizing her 14'6" beam with a single-level layout from stern to bow. Formula uses a polished Axalta paint finish, not standard gelcoat, for superior luster and durability. She stays on plane down to 15.9 knots (18.3 MPH) and includes a standard Seakeeper 9 gyro. Below, she features a queen aft berth and 6'7" headroom, adding serious overnighting to a day boat platform.
WHERE ARE THE MOTORS? This Spanish flagship hides her 2,400 hp under an expansive sunbed, giving her the low maintenance of outboards without the visual clutter. De Antonio’s signature innovation allows for a deep, walk-around interior, offering a full-beam owner’s suite and a bow lounge option that can include an integrated spa pool. A clever twist on big boat design.
INLAND ONLY Which of the following is TRUE for a vessel of less than 20 meters in length at anchor at night in a "special anchorage area designated by the Secretary"?
A. Must show one white light B. Need show a light only on the approach of another vessel C. Need not show any lights D. Must show two white lights
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SET THE HOOK RIGHT Dropping a hook for a holiday stay isn't the same as a quick lunch stop. We look past the immediate forecast to consider tidal changes, the real-world impact of that massive vessel anchoring nearby, and why a few extra feet of chain might save your whole vacation. A deep dive into the bottom conditions and local nuances that determine a safe, peaceful night for her crew.
ELIMINATING BOAT ROLL Forget trim tabs. We take a look at the all-new Seakeeper Ride system on the Sportsman 302 to see how she handles beam-sea chop. The tech actively adjusts her attitude up to 100 times per second, managing roll, pitch, and yaw. Get an expert explanation of the mechanics and see the real-time difference this boat stabilization system makes.
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Under 33 CFR 83.30 (Rule 30) of the Inland Navigation Rules, a vessel of less than 20 meters in length is not required to exhibit anchor lights or shapes when at anchor in a "special anchorage area" designated by the Secretary of Transportation (or the relevant authority). These areas are specifically carved out to allow smaller recreational vessels to rest without the battery drain or light pollution of constant anchoring lights, provided they are in the designated zone.
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