It repels water to a fantastic degree, and 303 Touchless Sealant will soon replace the use of traditional Wax! It's a revolutionary new protectant featuring silicon dioxide nanoparticles suspended in a liquid resin. It has a hardness of seven on the Mohs Hardness Scale, the same as quartz.
Intended for communications between ships aircraft and authorities ashore during situations related to the safety of navigation and person especially useful when language difficulties arise.
When carried with a Type Approved Smoke Signal, Transport Canada recognizes that an electronic visual distress signal device (eVDSD) can be carried instead of flares or a watertight flashlight if the eVDSD has been accepted by the United States Coast Guard.
The world’s first intelligent universal inline terminator. This NMEA2000 terminator can be used as either a Male or Female terminator or a feed-through terminator for applications at the top of the mast or transom of the boat, making it truly universal.
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