This DWR water-resistant, windproof, insulated Spring Fall jacket has a classic style and attention to detail. Perfect for inshore sailing, on the dock, at the club or even at a casual social event.
Dual MRBF fuse block. Mounts on a 3/8" battery post, battery switch, or bus bar and handles between 30 A and 300 Amps. Satisfies the ABYC standard for having circuit protection within 7" of the battery.
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.
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.
Designed to be mounted below, this 12V Accessory panel has a single Dual USB and 12V Charging Socket. In addition, it has a Mini OLED Voltmeter and the integrated circuit breaker can prevent a parasitic draw.
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