A true DIY product letting the user to measure their tank depth and make the swing-arm float the exact length for accurate fuel level. Calibrated to the industry standard of 33-240 Ohms. Requires connection to a dash mounted gauge or Sensor.
Incorporates Amendment 07-23, which may be applied on a voluntary basis from 1 January 2024, anticipating its envisaged official entry into force on 1 January 2025.
The vane is permanently attached to the stake while the plastic base easily slides in and out of the bow eye fairlead, held in place for sailing with the stake. Simple to install and remove after sailing.
This unique package on offer from The Binnacle brings together the best of Davis' Weather Station technologies at a special price you won't find elsewhere!
The WR10 wireless remote works with Simrad, B&G and Lowrance autopilot systems to enable precise heading adjustments and autopilot control from anywhere onboard. Long-range Bluetooth technology provides up to 30 metres range.
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