You`ve just spent a day on the water under a sweltering sun. You sit back, enjoying the seclusion of a remote anchorage, lulled by the rattle of ice in your cold drink. A pretty picture, but a rare one aboard cruising boats. A house is never without its utility umbrella, but when you pull your boat`s shore-power plug you`re on your own. Even good refrigeration systems use a lot of energy. & bad ones? Erase those ice cubes from your tropical fantasy. ” Refrigeration for Pleasureboats” explains how the cruising sailor can acquire the amenities
- even the necessities
- of an efficient onboard refrigeration system. Whether you`re off for two days or two years, you must balance the highest possible cooling capacity with the lowest possible energy consumption. Calder explains clearly & logically how & why refrigeration components work, how to keep them working efficiently & economically, & what to look for when something goes wrong. Boat refrigeration systems are phenomenally expensive. A modest refrigerator/freezer system, professionally built & installed, can cost more than $4, 000. Yet these units can still have unpleasant side effects
- such as killing the boat`s batteries.” Refrigeration for Pleasureboats” provides all the step-by-step information an amateur needs to design & build a custom refrigeration unit that will cost far less than half the price of an off-the-shelf unit & will likely run better with far less drain on the batteries. With Calder`s maintenance & troubleshooting tips, you`ll be able to keep it running for years to come & keep those ice cubes tinkling in that frosted glass.


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An eye-opening account of the migrant crisis which shows why our global refugee regime is broken & how it can be fixed Europe is facing its greatest refugee crisis since the Second World War, yet the institutions responding to it remain virtually unchanged from those created in the post-war era. As neighbouring countries continue to bear the brunt of the Syrian catastrophe, European governments have enacted a series of ill-considered gestures, from shutting their borders to welcoming refugees without a plan for their safe passage or integration upon arrival. With a deepening crisis & a xenophobic backlash in Europe, it is time for a new vision for refuge. Going beyond the scenes of desperation which have become all-too-familiar in the past few years, Alexander Betts & Paul Collier show that this crisis offers an opportunity for reform if international policy-makers focus on delivering humane, effective & sustainable outcomes
- both for Europe & for countries that border conflict zones. Refugees need more than simply food, tents & blankets, & research demonstrates that they can offer tangible economic benefits to their adopted countries if given the right to work & education. An urgent & necessary work, Refuge sets out an alternative vision that can empower refugees to help themselves, contribute to their host societies, & even rebuild their countries of origin.
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Paper & digital raster charts on CD with GPS Charted Waypoints & Approaches. Passage Charts C1 Gulf of Maine 1: 1, 300, 000 C2 Canadian Border to Mount Desert Island 1: 340, 000 C3 Mount Desert Island to Portland 1: 340, 000 Coastal Charts & Details C4 Grand Manan Channel 1: 80, 000 C5 Cutler to Head Harbor I. 1: 80, 000 C6 Head Harbor I. to Petit Manan I. 1: 80, 000 C7 Petit Manan I. to Duck I. 1: 80, 000 C8 Duck I. to Isle au Haut 1: 80, 000 C9 Penobscot Bay Approaches 1: 80, 000 C11 East & West Penobscot Bay 1: 80, 000 C12 Monhegan I. to Seguin Island 1: 80, 000 C13 Seguin Island to Cape Elizabeth 1: 80, 000 C14 Southeast Approach to Passamaquoddy Bay 1: 50, 000 C15 St. Croix River & Passamaquoddy Bay 1: 50, 000 C16 Eastport & Surrounding Waters 1: 50, 000 C16A Eastport Harbor 1: 5, 000 C17 Bay of Fundy 1: 50, 000 C18 Grand Manan Island · North 1: 50, 000 C19 Grand Manan Island · Southeast 1: 50, 000 C20 Grand Manan Channel 1: 50, 000 C21 Grand Manan Southern Head 1: 50, 000 C22 Grand Manan Channel · South 1: 50, 000 C23 Machias Bay 1: 40, 000 C24 Englishman Bay 1: 40, 000 C25 Western Bay 1: 40, 000 C26 Pleasant Bay · South 1: 40, 000 C27 Pleasant Bay · North 1: 40, 000 C28 Gouldsboro Bay 1: 40, 000 C29 Mount Desert Island SE 1: 40, 000 C30 Bar Harbor 1: 40, 000 C31 Frenchman Bay · North 1: 40, 000 C32 Union River Bay 1: 40, 000 C33 Blue Hill Bay 1: 40, 000 C34 Eggemoggin Reach 1: 40, 000 C34A Blue Hill Harbor 1: 20, 000 C35 Mt. Desert Island · South 1: 40, 000 C36 Jericho Bay 1: 40, 000 C37 Isle au Haut 1: 40, 000 C38 East Penobscot Bay 1: 40, 000 C39 Penobscot Bay Entrance 1: 40, 000 C40 West Penobscot Bay · South 1: 40, 000 C41 East Penobscot Bay 1: 40, 000 C42A Eggemoggin Reach · West 1: 40, 000 C42B Continuation to Bangor 1: 40, 000 C43 Isleboro Island 1: 40, 000 C44 Penobscot Bay · North 1: 40, 000 C45A Penobscot River 1: 40, 000 C45B Bagaduce River 1: 40, 000 C46 Matinicus Island 1: 40, 000 C47 Penobscot Bay Southwest Approach 1: 40, 000 C48 Georges Islands 1: 40, 000 C49 Medomak & St. Georges Rivers 1: 40, 000 C50A Monhegan I. 1: 40, 000 C50B Muscongus Bay 1: 40, 000 C51 Damariscotta & Medomak Rivers 1: 40, 000 C52 Boothbay Approach 1: 40, 000 C53 Kennebec & Sheepscot Rivers 1: 40, 000 C55 Cape Small to Halfway Rock 1: 40, 000 C56 Harpswell Neck Vicinity 1: 40, 000 C57 Broad Sound to Yarmouth 1: 40, 000 C58 Portland Hbr. Approaches 1: 40, 000 C59 Winter Harbor 1: 10, 000 C60 Southwest Harbor 1: 10, 000 C61A Cranberry Harbor 1: 10, 000 C61B Casco Passage 1: 20, 000 C62 Deer Island Thorofare · East 1: 20, 000 C63 Deer Island Thorofare 1: 20, 000 C64 Fox Islands Thorofare 1: 15, 000 C65A Boothbay Harbor 1: 15, 000 C65B Winter Hbr & Seal Bay 1: 15, 000 C66A Camden & Rockport Harbor 1: 20, 000 C66B Rockland Harbor 1: 20, 000 C67B Christmas Cove 1: 10, 000 C67C New Harbor 1: 10, 000 C67D Carvers Harbor & Approaches 1: 15, 000 C67E Thomaston 1: 10, 000 C68 Portland Hbr & Vicinity 1: 20, 000 ...

Cuba Northeast • Cabo Maisi to Varadero Format: paper, digital raster charts • digital download•

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Puerto Rico • Dominican Republic • Spanish Virgin Islands Format: Paper, digital raster chars & software • 3 Passage Charts• 13 Coastal Charts & 16 Details• Paper & digital charts • Digital Details & Photos of Harbors & Anchorages The nv-charts are characterised by fine contours & easy to distinguish colour graduations of the depth lines – turquoise for coral reefs, red for the 2-meter-line & blue for the 5-m-areas. Presented in a handy, user friendly size, (23½’’ x 16 ½’’) a thick plastic envelope protects the charts, enabling them to be easily stored. Well marked rivers, towns & street plans all help to give a clear overall view of the shoreside facilities of the islands. Red numbered waypoints with coordinates based on WGS 84 enable yachtsmen to navigate using their GPS instruments. Heights & depths are given in the internationally accepted format of meters. Large scale approaches & land contour markings simplify the entrance into anchorages. Passage Charts C 1 Caicos Bank to Puerto Rico · Dom. Rep. 1: 900.000C 2 Puerto Rico 1: 500.000C 3 Monte Cristi to Cabo Víejo Francés 1: 340.000C 4 Cabo Víejo Francés to Cabo Engaño 1: 340.000C 5 Mona Passage 1: 340.000 Coastal Charts C 6 Bahía de Samaná 1: 120.000 C 7 Aguadilla de Rincón-Bahia de Jobos 1: 120.000 C 8 Puerto Real to Guayanilla 1: 120.000 C 9 Ponce to Bahía de Jobos 1: 120.000 C10 Guayama to Roosevelt Roads 1: 120.000 C11 Fajardo to Spanish Virgin Islands 1: 120.000 C12 Bahía de San Juan to Cabo San Juan 1: 120.000 C13 Arecibo to San Juan · Puerto Rico 1: 120.000 C14 Punta Higuero to Arecibo 1: 120.000 C15 Guánica to Bahía de Tallaboa 1: 40.000 C16 Bahía de Tallaboa to Ponce 1: 40.000 C17 Isla Caja de Muertos-Bahía de Rincón 1: 40.000 C18 Bahía de Rincón to Bahia de Jobos 1: 40.000 C19 Cabo San Juan to Fajardo 1: 40.000 C20 Isla de Culebra 1: 40.000 Detail Charts C21 A Bahía de Mayagüez · Puerto Rico 1: 40.000C21B Bahía de Boquerón · Puerto Rico 1: 40.000C22 San Juan · Puerto Rico 1: 20.000C23 A Parguera · Puerto Rico 1: 40.000C23B Puerto Ferro to Puerto Real 1: 30.000C23C Ens. Honda Approach · Isla de Culebra 1: 20.000C24A Bahía de Fajardo · Puerto Rico 1: 15.000C24B Puerto del Rey · Puerto Rico 1: 10.000C24C Isabel Segunda · Isla de Vieques 1: 25.000C24D Naguabo · Puerto Rico 1: 40.000C24E Punta Arenas · Isla de Vieques 1: 35.000C24F Palmas del Mar · Puerto Rico 1: 10.000C25A Luperón · Dominican Rep. 1: 12.000C25B Puerto Plata · Dominican Rep. 1: 15.000C25C Marina Puerto Bahía · Dominican Rep. 1: 5.000C25D Ocean World Marina · Dominican Rep. 1: 6.000C25E Marina Cap Cana · Dominican Rep. 1: 15.000 Legend · General Notes · p.26 ...

Leeward Islands • Anguilla to Dominica Format: Paper with digital raster charts• 3 Passage Charts• 13 Coastal Charts & 16 Details• Digital Details & Photos of Harbors & Anchorages The nv-charts are characterised by fine contours & easy to distinguish colour graduations of the depth lines – turquoise for coral reefs, red for the 2-meter-line & blue for the 5-m-areas. Presented in a handy, user friendly size, (23½’’ x 16 ½’’) a thick plastic envelope protects the charts, enabling them to be easily stored. Well marked rivers, towns & street plans all help to give a clear overall view of the shoreside facilities of the islands. Red numbered waypoints with coordinates based on WGS 84 enable yachtsmen to navigate using their GPS instruments. Heights & depths are given in the internationally accepted format of meters. Large scale approaches & land contour markings simplify the entrance into anchorages. Passage Charts C1 Leeward Islands 1: 900.000C2 Anguilla to Antigua 1: 500.000C3 Antigua to Martinique 1: 500.000 Coastal Charts C4 Anguilla to St. Martin 1: 90, 000C5 St. Martin to St. Barth 1: 90, 000C6 St. Eustatius to St. Kitts 1: 90, 000C7 St. Kitts to Nevis 1: 90, 000C8A Redonda & Montserrat 1: 90, 000C8B Saba & Saba Bank 1: 60, 000C9 Barbuda 1: 90, 000C10 Antigua 1: 90, 000C11 Guadeloupe · North 1: 90, 000C12 Guadeloupe · Southwest 1: 90, 000C13 Guadeloupe · Southeast 1: 90, 000C14 Guadeloupe · East 1: 90, 000C15 Dominica 1: 90, 000 Detail Charts C16A Anguilla · Road Bay 1: 15, 000C16B St. Barth · Port de Gustavia 1: 15, 000C17 St. Martin · Simpson Bay 1: 25, 000C18 Guadeloupe · Rivière Salée 1: 40, 000C19A Anse Deshaies 1: 10, 000C19B Marina Rivière Sens 1: 10, 000C19C Pointe-à-Pitre · Marina Bas-du-Fort 1: 10, 000C19D Marina St. François 1: 10, 000C19E Marie-Galante · Gr&-Bourg 1: 10, 000C19F St. Kitts · Basseterre 1: 20.000C20 Les Saintes 1: 20, 000C21 Antigua · North Sound 1: 35, 000C22A Antigua · Nonsuch Bay 1: 20, 000C22B Barbuda · South Sound 1: 20, 000C23A Antigua · Jolly Harbour 1: 15, 000C23B Antigua · Falmouth & English Hbr. 1: 15, 000 Legend · General Notes p.24 ...

Windward Islands • Martinique to Grenada Format: Paper with digital raster charts• 4 Passage Charts• 8 Coastal Charts & 18 Details• Digital Details & Photos of Harbors & Anchorages The nv-charts are characterised by fine contours & easy to distinguish colour graduations of the depth lines – turquoise for coral reefs, red for the 2-meter-line & blue for the 5-m-areas. Presented in a handy, user friendly size, (23½’’ x 16 ½’’) a thick plastic envelope protects the charts, enabling them to be easily stored. Well marked rivers, towns & street plans all help to give a clear overall view of the shoreside facilities of the islands. Red numbered waypoints with coordinates based on WGS 84 enable yachtsmen to navigate using their GPS instruments. Heights & depths are given in the internationally accepted format of meters. Large scale approaches & land contour markings simplify the entrance into anchorages. Passage Charts C0 Caribbean Sea 1: 6, 500, 000C1 Windward Islands 1: 900, 000C2 Dominica to St. Vincent 1: 500, 000C3 St. Vincent to Trinidad 1: 500, 000 Coastal Charts C4 Martinique North 1: 90, 000C5 Martinique South 1: 90, 000C6 St. Lucia 1: 90, 000C7 St. Vincent to Bequia 1: 90, 000C8 Bequia to Union Island 1: 90, 000C9 Union Island to Grenada 1: 90, 000C10 Grenada 1: 90, 000C11 Barbados 1: 90, 000 Detail Charts C12 Martinique · Fort de France 1: 30, 000C13 Martinique · Cul-de-Sac du Marine 1: 20, 000C14A St. Lucia · Rodney Bay 1: 15, 000C14B St. Lucia · Port Casties 1: 10.000C14C St. Lucia · Marigot Bay 1: 5.500C15 St. Vincent · Southwest Coast 1: 15.000C16A Canouan · Charlestown Bay 1: 15.000C16B Bequia · Admiralty Bay 1: 15.000C17A Tobago Cays 1: 30.000C17B Union Island · Clifton Harbour 1: 15.000C18A Petit St. Vincent 1: 30.000C18B West Carriacou 1: 30.000C18C Mustique · Britannia Bay 1: 30.000C19 Grenada Southwest 1: 30.000C20A Grenada · St. Georges Approach 1: 10.000C20B Grenada · Mt. Hartmann Bay 1: 15.000C20C Barbados · Port St. Charles 1: 5.000C20D Barbados · Bridgetown Hbr. 1: 19.000 Legend · General Notes p.22 ...

• Passage Charts• Coastal Charts• Details• GPS Charted Waypoints & Approaches• This Chart Region is based on BA data with a new layout, clear cartography & international chart standards• Standardized chart scales
- passage charts 1:340, 000
- 1:7, 500, 000 coastal charts 1:90, 000 & detail charts 1:20, 000 or less The nv charts are characterized by fine contours & easy to distinguish color graduations of the depth lines. The importance of good graphical representation of the topography when sailing is essential. Well marked rivers, towns & street plans all help to give a clear overall view of the shore side facilities of the islands. In waters soundings & heights are given in meters. Large scale approaches & land contour markings simplify the entrance into anchorages. Approaches C1 North Atlantic Ocean with General Surface Current Circulation 1: 7, 500, 000 C2 Caribbean to Bermuda Islands 1: 3, 000, 000 C3 US East Coast · Bermuda Islands · Caribbean 1: 6, 000, 000 C4 Newport to Bermuda 1: 3, 000, 000 Coastal Charts C5 Bermuda Islands 1: 90, 000 C6 St. George´s Island 1: 20, 000 C7 North Channel to Hamilton 1: 30, 000 C8 Great Sound 1: 20, 000 Details C9A Castle Harbour 1: 20, 000 C9B St. George´s Harbour 1: 12, 000 C10A Hamilton Harbour 1: 12, 000 C10B Ireland Island 1: 10, 000

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Passage Charts C1 Gulf of Maine 1: 1, 300, 000 C2 Bigelow Bight 1: 340, 000 C3 Massachusetts Bay 1: 340, 000 Coastal Charts & Details C4 Halfway Rock to Cape Elizabeth 1: 80, 000 C5 Cape Elizabeth to Cape Arundel 1: 80, 000 C6 Cape Arundel to Isles of Shoals 1: 80, 000 C7 Isles of Shoals to Cape Ann Lt. 1: 80, 000 C8 Cape Ann Lt. to Broad Sound 1: 80, 000 C9 Broad Sound to New Inlet 1: 80, 000 C10 New Inlet to Manomet Pt. 1: 80, 000 C11 Manomet Pt. to Billingsgate Shoal 1: 80, 000 C12 Cape Cod Bay · East 1: 80, 000 C13 Portland Hbr Approaches 1: 40, 000 C14 Portland Hbr & Vicinity 1: 20, 000 C15 Richmond Island to Saco Bay 1: 20, 000 C16 Saco River 1: 20, 000 C17A Cape Porpoise Harbor 1: 10, 000 C17B Kennebunk River 1: 10, 000 C17C Wells Harbor 1: 20, 000 C17D Perkins Cove 1: 10, 000 C18 Portsmouth Harbor 1: 20, 000 C19A Piscataqua River 1: 20, 000 C19B Continuation to Cape Neddick Harbor 1: 20, 000 C19C York Harb~~or 1: 20, 000 C20A Isles of Shoals 1: 20, 000 C20B Rye Harbor 1: 20, 000 C20C Hampton Harbor 1: 30, 000 C20D Parker River 1: 20, 000 C20E-F Merrimack River Extension 1: 80, 000 C21 Merrimack River 1: 20, 000 C22 Plum Island Sound 1: 20, 000 C23 Ipswich Bay 1: 20, 000 C24A Annisquam River · North 1: 10, 000 C24B Rockport Harbor 1: 5, 000 C24C Manchester Harbor 1: 10, 000 C25 Gloucester Harbor 1: 10, 000 C26 Rockport Approaches 1: 20, 000 C27 Thacher Island & Vicinity 1: 20, 000 C28 Gloucester Hbr Approach 1: 20, 000 C29 Salem Sound 1: 25, 000 C30 Marblehead 1: 25, 000 C31 Nahant Bay & Broad Sound 1: 25, 000 C32 Boston & Nantasket Roads Approaches 1: 25, 000 C33 Boston Harbor 1: 25, 000 C34 Quincy
- to Hull Bay 1: 25, 000 C35 Winthrop Harbor 1: 10, 000 C36 Boston Harbor · South 1: 10, 000 C36A Mystic River Extension 1: 10, 000 C37 Boston Harbor · North 1: 10, 000 C38 Cohasset Harbor 1: 10, 000 C39A Scituate Harbor 1: 10, 000 C39B North River 1: 20, 000 C39C Green Harbor 1: 10, 000 C40 Duxbury Bay 1: 20, 000 C41 Plymouth Harbor 1: 20, 000 C42A Cape Cod Canal 1: 40, 000 C42B Cape Cod Canal Eastern Approach 1: 20, 000 C42C Sesuit Harbor 1: 10, 000 C43A Barnstable Harbor 1: 20, 000 C43B Wellfleet Harbor 1: 40, 000 C44 Provincetown Harbor 1: 20, 000
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Passage Charts C0 New York to Boston 1: 1, 300, 000 C1 Rhode Island & Nantucket Sound 1: 340, 000 Coastal Charts C2 Block Island Sound 1: 100, 000 C3 Rhode Island Sound 1: 100, 000 C4 Narragansett Bay 1: 100, 000 C5 Buzzards Bay 1: 100, 000 C6 Martha´s Vineyard 1: 100, 000 C7 Nantucket Sound 1: 100, 000 C9 Narragansett Bay North 1: 45, 000 C10 Narragansett Bay South 1: 45, 000 C11 Entrance to Narragansett Bay 1: 45, 000 C12 Entrance Buzzards Bay 1: 45, 000 C13 Buzzards Bay South 1: 45, 000 C14 Buzzards Bay North 1: 45, 000 C15 Entrance Vineyard Sound 1: 45, 000 C16 Vineyard Sound 1: 45, 000 C17 Nantucket Sound Southeast 1: 45, 000 C18 Nantucket Bay 1: 45, 000 C19 Nantucket Sound Northwest 1: 45, 000 C20 Nantucket Sound North 1: 45, 000 C21 Chatham to Monomoy Island 1: 45, 000 Details C22A Block Island 1: 25, 000 C22B Point Judith 1: 25, 000 C23 Rhode Island · Newport 1: 25, 000 C24A West Passage North 1: 25, 000 C24B Mount Hope Bay Entrance 1: 25, 000 C25 Prudence Island North 1: 25, 000 C26A Providence River 1: 25, 000 C26B Providence North 1: 25, 000 C27 Bristol Neck · Mount Hope Bay 1: 25, 000 C28 Taunton River 1: 25, 000 C29 Westport Point 1: 25, 000 C30 New Bedford 1: 25, 000 C31 Mattapoisett 1: 25, 000 C32 Buzzards Bay • Cleveland Ledge 1: 25, 000 C33 Buzzards Bay North 1: 25, 000 C34A Lewis Bay 1: 25, 000 C34B Chatham Harbor 1: 25, 000 C35 Nantucket Harbor 1: 25, 000 C36A Vineyard Haven Harbor 1: 25, 000 C36B Edgartown 1: 25, 000 C37A Cuttyhunk Harbor 1: 15, 000 C37B Pasque Island 1: 15, 000 C38A Woods Hole 1: 15, 000 C38B Newport 1: 15, 000 ...