This Danforth is designed for boats between 17' and 27' and features two large triangular flukes attached to the stock, allowing the flukes to orient toward the seabed at a 32-degree angle for maximum holding capabilities in common sea bottoms.
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.
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.
Stay safe and in touch with this dependable Class D DSC approved VHF radio featuring an integrated GPS receiver. Ideal for a variety of boats from small RIBs to larger cruisers, and is designed to match the low-profile style of our glass bridge displays and accessories.
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