It is designed for boats 10 to 17 feet based on 20-knot winds. The world's most trusted Anchor since 1939. Danforth offers exceptional holding power for its weight.
Useful for any visit to coastal Labrador, much of which is still not surveyed. Those who travel this coast, even today, are primarily on their own; be forewarned and be prepared.
Stay safe and connected with this fixed-mount DSC VHF marine radio featuring a sleek design with removable fist mic, Class D DSC functionality, and built-in GPS. Keep track of nearby AIS-equipped vessels with an integrated AIS receiver, and add up to two optional wireless handsets to communicate clearly from anywhere onboard.
Meets the Federal Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (SOR/2010-120) Part 6 requirement for a Type A First Aid Kit on a vessel with 1 to 5 employees.
This VHF features a built-in internal GPS and a Class B AIS with transmit and receive capabilities that allow you to see and be seen by nearby AIS-equipped vessels.
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