Safeguarding Sailors via Passage Guardian

Peter Mott’s lifelong passion for radio merges with a newfound mission in retirement: safeguarding sailors worldwide through Passage Guardian. From his base in Christchurch, New Zealand, he pioneers a free-of-charge safety service, blending technology with a deep commitment to service.

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Kathy Catton
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Peter Mott has nine years of volunteer experience supporting bluewater sailors on their voyages via Passage Guardian. He holds New Zealand Boat Master and Coastal Skipper certifications
Peter Mott has nine years of volunteer experience supporting bluewater sailors on their voyages via Passage Guardian. He holds New Zealand Boat Master and Coastal Skipper certifications.

Peter Mott has been working with radio his entire life. But only upon retiring did he start to combine his love of sailing and safety at sea with radio into Passage Guardian.

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  1. I had an adopted Uncle here in Destin Florida who kept in daily touch with the fishing fleet here (in the 1960s-1970s before modern conveniences) via CB radio and a 30 meter tower to warn them of impending weather, etc. He did this as a service also and was greatly appreciated by the community. Good on ya Peter! Theodore Sumrall