The Newport Solid Fuel Heater is a small stainless steel solid fuel heater designed for casual use. It's ideal for boats 20-25'. This heater burns one to two 1" thick wood or presto log, a handful of charcoal briquettes or coal.
The IC-M510 EVO is a multifunctional and stylish VHF marine transceiver that also features innovative smartphone operation technology. Can show real-time AIS vessel traffic information on the display.
This famous set of mathematical tables first published in 1803 with all the tables required for coastal and deep sea navigation. An essential requirement for anyone learning and practising astro-navigation.
A single book providing a complete manual back-up for all celestial navigation needs. The content is identical to the United States Naval Observatory edition.
This has been described as the best blue water sailor's knife available. They are often strapped to the side of a companionway ladder, keeping the Knife kit convenient to the cabin and the cockpit.
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