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.
Stabilizes anchor chains and reduces stress on a windlass when anchored in heavy seas. Investment cast 316 Stainless Steel and fits 5/16, to 1/2" anchor chain.
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.
Designed for use with either a 12V or 24V input and features a USB-A and USB-C charging port. Charging up to 36W on a 12V system or up to 60W on a 24V system.
You'll know what's going on with the wind when you have a GNX Wind instrument combined with a gWind Wireless 2 transducer. It can be a stand-alone wind system or integrated into a full NMEA 2000® system.
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