Fouling on the face of transducers can reduce their sensitivity, decreasing bottom-echo returns and fish targets. Keep your transducer performing at its peak with Foulfree.
The short version used as the first piece of pipe from the top of diesel or solid fuel heater. The barometric damper helps decrease the draft on longer chimneys allowing the user to operate the unit on lower fuel settings. Recommended on all installs.
Complete chain grip kit, ready to use. Ensures safe anchoring by easing the tension on a 3/8" anchor chain and protects the boat by reducing the chain chafe on the rub rail and roller chock.
Midrange Hexaratchet blocks grip loaded sheets, yet allow sailors to ease and trim quickly and with complete control. A switch on the side engages and disengages the ratchet mechanism.
Dependable Class D DSC-approved VHF radio featuring an integrated GPS receiver. The rotary dial makes channel selection easy, while large buttons provide quick access to other vital functions.
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