All the functions make it the sailor's first choice: a red light to preserve night vision, a white floodlight to light the whole sail, and an ultra-powerful distance light.
A single book providing a complete manual back-up for all celestial navigation needs. The content is identical to the United States Naval Observatory edition.
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.
Panel front is IP66 when mounted with the gasket in place - protected against powerful water jets. Includes a 15A circuit breaker switch and a pre-wired harness with dual USB and a 12V Charging Socket. Also, it has a Mini OLED Voltmeter and the integrated circuit breaker prevents a parasitic draw.
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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