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Dual Auxiliary Propulsion

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Personal Website By Jobst Vandrey

A pocket cruiser owner compares outboards, inboards (both diesel and gasoline), trolling motors, and The Electric Wheel, and the methanol fuel cell.

[The Comfortable Pocket Yacht, USA]
- Visit the propulsion options page

Marine engine training simulators

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Manufacturer

Turbo Diesel and virtual Engine Room 3 are two PC-based training programs which make the user responsible for the operation and maintenance of a commercial ship′s diesel engine and related engine-room equipment. Free downloads.

[PC Maritime Ltd., Plymouth, PL4 0NP, UK]
- The Marine Diesel trainers

Simple Engine Upgrades

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Detailed How-To By Harry Swieca

Tips for improving your engines housing, fuel system, controls, vibration and power train. 5 pages with photos.

[Sail Magazine, May 2001]
- Order the Sail Magazine back issue

Marine Engines forum

[Site] Marine Engines forum - add to MyResources
Non-commercial forum

A discussion board and photo gallery for cruising sailors and wannabes focused on selection, operation and maintenance of yacht engines, drive trains, and related systems.

[Cruisers Forum, Buskerud, Norway]
- The marine engine forum

Runaway Diesel Engine

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Brief How-To By Ben Hilke
Runaway Diesel Engine

Here are three ways to stop a diesel that won′t shut off. An account of an engine runaway, with tips for shutting down a diesel when the key doesn′t work, including an air cutoff valve you can install.

[SailNet, 5 December 2002]
- Engine shut down

ABYC standards

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Membership organization

These ABYC voluntary technical practices and engineering standards are guides for the design, construction, installation, and selection of materials for inboard engines and transmissions.

[American Boat & Yacht Council, Edgewater, MD, USA]
- ABYC's home page
- Council's home page
- ABYC education programs
- ABYC Standards and Technical Reports

ABYC standards

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Membership organization

ABYC standards and recommended practices are guides for the design, construction, and installation of ventilation systems of boats using diesel fuel only for electrical generation, mechanical power, and propulsion.

[American Boat & Yacht Council, Edgewater, MD, USA]
- ABYC's home page
- Council's home page
- ABYC education programs
- ABYC Standards and Technical Reports

ABYC classes on marine engines

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Membership organization

ABYC has been developing and updating the safety standards for boat building and repair for nearly 50 years. The ABYC offers courses in engines, electrical, refrigeration, corrosion, and other subjects.

[American Boat & Yacht Council, Edgewater, MD, USA]
- ABYC's home page
- ABYC education programs
- ABYC Standards and Technical Reports

Boatdiesel.com

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Membership organization Boatdiesel.com

Excellent collection of resources for diesel engine purchase and maintenance, including forums, classifieds, how-to′s, checklists, engine-related calculators, and manufacturers′ data sheets. Some additional features available to paying members only. Also information on generators and transmissions.

[Boatdiesel (USA), Inc., USA]
- Visit Boatdiesel's site

How Diesel Engines Work

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By HowStuffWorks.com How Diesel Engines Work

Written about autos, this short course in how a diesel engine works as well as an introduction or a refresher. Many related articles as well as links to diesel engine manufacturers.

[HowStuffWorks.com, Atlanta, GA, USA]
- Diesel engines explained

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