Danforth utilizes high tensile 4130 steel for increased strength, and every anchor is hot-dip galvanized for long-lasting protection and recommended for boats between 27 and 31 feet.
Natural Teak has a rich golden color that will enhance the natural beauty and grain of wood, offering the traditional classic look that every boat owner loves.
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.
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.
With a 50 mm lens diameter the Navigator gives a bright, brilliant image even in twilight. Handling is dramatically improved thanks to the new "Open-Bridge-System", while the texturing on the body allows for a comfortable and strong grip in any situation.
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