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Where's the Paddle?
Where’s The Paddle?

A paddle is hiding inside each issue of PDB and the names of the first readers to find it are printed in an upcoming magazine! In our June issue the paddle is on page 27 (shown in the photo on the left) in the background as part of the dock. Here are the readers who spotted it first:

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Ken Braun, Hartford, Wis.
Ruth Ann Lipic, Lake Bloomington, Ill.
Terry & Kathy Smith, Lake Bruin, La.
Richard Burchill, Budd Lake, N.J.
David Groner, Vacaville, Calif.
Jimmy Baker, Lake Harding, Ga.
Danny Criner, North Chesterfield, Va.
Ron Raymond, Williston, N.D.
Marcus Rosehill, Kaneohe, Hawaii
Jim Greenwald, Little Rock, Ark.
As soon as you find the paddle, email its location, your name, and hometown to paddle@pdbmagazine.com. Paddle on!
7 combination analog gauges from Yamaha Marine
Yamaha’s Combination Line Of Analog Gauges
Yamaha Marine recently announced a new line of distinctive Combination analog gauges that deliver vital boat information while taking up less space on your boat’s console. The design borrows from its Classic and Sport analog gauge designs that Yamaha introduced in 2021. These gauges offer the same choice of four distinctly different bezel and face combinations, bringing together two functions in each gauge.

The Combination gauges are identical in size to Yamaha’s Classic and Sport single analog gauges, and they feature either a 50 mph or 70 mph speedometer with an integral fuel gauge and a 7000-rpm tachometer with a built-in trim gauge in a standard four-inch size.

These new gauges from Yamaha will make your boat look even better while enhancing its functionality. (www.yamahaoutboards.com)

Boat Fix logo
Power Sports Protection App
Boat Fix, a telematics company that provides a combination of remote monitoring, GPS tracking, sophisticated geofencing and 24/7 live customer support, recently announced the launch of its Power Sports Protection telematics device and app. The company has partnered with Outdoor Network to make this happen.

The powersports-specific app allows boaters a safer, more secure and stress-free customer experience. The Power Sports Protection app has many useful features including a theft prevention and stolen device recovery system, low battery alarms, location monitoring and parental controls to track location, speed and even send notifications when a vehicle exceeds either the road speed limit or a preset speed limit. This new app allows boaters to have that added peace of mind they crave. (www.boatfix.com)

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A Bike For Your Boat
You’ve already proven you love adventuring outdoors, since you’re a boater. What better way to complement your pontoon than with a sweet e-bike from SUPER73, an American lifestyle adventure brand?

You’ll definitely want to check out their adventurous R Series, which represents the pinnacle of SUPER73’s offering. The bikes have full suspension and some of the most powerful motors and large disc brakes. The series includes a couple of different models, including the SUPER73-RX Mojave and the SUPER73-R Brooklyn.

The SUPER73-RX Mojave sports an aircraft-grade aluminum frame and boasts the company’s most powerful engine at 2000 watts (peak). It also has the largest removable battery at 960 watt-hours.

The SUPER73-Brooklyn has a very similar specification to the RX but is defined as a Performance Street bike thanks in part to its LZRD tires. With either of these bikes, you’ll be the talk of the dock. (www.super73.com)

a utility van with a tent set up on its roof
Lippert Continues To Enhance The Outdoor Experience
LCI Industries’ wholly owned subsidiary Lippert Components Manufacturing, Inc., recently acquired all the business assets of T.J. Snuggles, Inc., a company that manufactures custom tents for expandable RV trailers. Lippert is a global manufacturer and supplier of top-performing boat accessories and components in the marine industry.

Their acquisition of T.J. Snuggles is part of their strategy to stay ahead of RV trends while trying to enhance customers’ experiences in the outdoor lifestyle. RV expandable trailers have become more popular in recent years because of their affordability. Acquiring T.J. Snuggles also helps Lippert to vertically integrate their current product lines. Overall, it will help them enhance the outdoor experience for boaters and campers. (www.lci1.com)

Clarion’s new CMM-20 multimedia source unit
Clarion’s Marine CMM-20
Clarion’s new CMM-20 multimedia source unit offers boaters an excellent variety of must-have features. It’s got a sleek, ultra-modern appearance and comes packed with value.

The dual zone source unit features an AM/FM radio, Weather Band and RBDS Global Tuner. It also supports multiple connections for personal devices including Bluetooth USB and analog AUX-in.

The high-contrast TFT display makes text readable even on the brightest day at the lake. Retailing at $249.99, this radio has a weatherproof construction that is IP66 rated and it has a built-in amplifier. The Clarion Marine CMM-20 is the perfect fit for pontoon and deck boaters. It’s available now at West Marine. (www.westmarine.com)

the Accon Marine 400-Series Quick Release Bimini Top Hinges
Ease Your Bimini Struggles
Collapsible Bimini tops are awesome—they provide boaters with a welcome escape from direct sunlight on those hot days at the lake. However, it’s no secret that deployment and storage can sometimes be quite the chore. That’s where the Accon Marine 400-Series Quick Release Bimini Top Hinges come in handy. They make it easy for even the newest of boaters.

These hinges are crafted from polished 316 stainless steel for exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. Plus they’re compact with their low profile. Accon Marine offers a dynamic array of Quick Release Bimini Top Hinges so you can be sure to find a good fit for your pontoon or deck boat.

Its various models accommodate structures needing either pin-style or tube-style fittings. Bimini straps can also be secured, either with or without turnbuckle adjustment. The tube-style hinges also work wonderfully for holding flag poles or straight handrails. (www.acconmarine.com)