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Recomended Books
The following books are highly recommended by Marine Computer Systems' staff. If you have an item that you think should be on our list, please email us at Info@MarineComputer.com. Weather Predicting Simplified: How to Read Weather Charts and Satellite Images
by Michael William Carr  Make your own weather forecasts with confidence! Now, read those Internet satellite images and NOAA weatherfaxes - to see what's heading your way. Comparing simultaneous NOAA weather charts and satellite photos of the same weather events, author and weather expert Michael William Carr shows you how to spot weather systems in the images and accurately predict winds and conditions in your immediate area. "With this book there is no reason for prudent mariners to be surprised by imperfect weather.
A Boatowner's Guide to Using PCs on Board
by Rob Buttress, Tim Thornton  Recreational boaters are witnessing an explosion of technology aimed at making the PC capable of handling more and more applications on one's boat. Using PCs On Board describes them all, in a logically organized, easy-to-understand format. Readers will learn that with the right digital equipment, they can watch their boat's progression across a chart while uploading tide and current information with a simple click of a mouse. They can also download weather maps as well as local satellite photos. Plus, business doesn't have to stop just because a boater is at sea: faxing, e-mailing, and using the Internet are all possible.
Boatowner's Mechanical & Electrical Manual
by Nigel Calder  Do yourself a favor: if you own a boat, you should also own the Boatowner's Mechanical & Electrical Manual. Written in a simple, accessible style, the Manual is aimed at helping the nonexpert solve problems in marine systems--think of it as a friendly mechanic. Author Nigel Calder explains how the systems work, helps you troubleshoot and identify problems, and presents clear and concise instructions on how to repair them. Best of all, Calder also offers helpful advice on how to prevent future system failure. Absolutely indispensable for boat owners. --M. Stein
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