Matt Trulio

The ultimate high-performance marine question-and-answer column, Teague On Tech is coming back, https://speedonthewater.com/in-the-n...teague-on-tech.

SecondWind

I grew up reading Teague On Tech. I'm not mechanically inclined to say the least but always appreciated the insight. Great to see it coming back!

Toffen

HI!

A classic! Thanks

Cheeers, Toffen

GETTINBYE

Great news Matt.

I have always enjoyed those articles. I even submitted one years ago and you called me to go over a few details before it went to print in "Powerboat". Hated to see that magazine go.

Mark

Padraig

I loved the Teague question and answer tech section. However I have to wonder if people are willing to wait a week to get advise on a problem. We are spoiled by asking a question on a site such as OSO and having multiple answers the same day if not the same hour. Admittedly you have to separate out the expert answers from the wannabes but there are some very good people on the list who graciously share their expertise. We have been spoiled.

I do hope it does work as Mr. Teague is very knowledgeable mechenic and writer.

Padraig

Matt Trulio

You make a very fair point. For those in need of immediate answers Teague On Tech might not work. I don't think you guys are spoiled at all in wanting answers in real time. This environment—the Internet—is about speed and reach, and social media has only accelerated that.

With Teague on Tech, Bob always looked to answer specific questions that illustrated larger points. To me, that was (and will be) the column's ultimate value. But I look it at from the perspective of an editor trying to create a well-rounded editorial product. For a person looking to get a technical question answered immediately, yes, definitely, it might be a little too slow.

Padraig

Looking forward to reading Bob's articles.

Padraig

AB From Windsor

I also use to love reading Teague on Tech and it is good to see him doing it again but I would really love to see him racing again in the Amsoil Super Cat.