A true DIY product letting the user to measure their tank depth and make the swing-arm float the exact length for accurate fuel level. Calibrated to the industry standard of 33-240 Ohms. Requires connection to a dash mounted gauge or Sensor.
Suitable for Raymarine E26008, E26031, M78716 and E25025 Speed Transducers with a Valve. It's recommended that sailboats replace the Paddle Wheel every 5 years, and power boats annually.
Twenty-four feet overall and constructed with 1/2" diameter floating MFP line, two ferruled 316 stainless Snap Hooks and an Antal Low Friction Ring. Antal Ring allows the dinghy to track behind the boat easily.
Midrange Hexaratchet blocks grip loaded sheets, yet allow sailors to ease and trim quickly and with complete control. A switch on the side engages and disengages the ratchet mechanism.
The innovative QuickTrim self tailer allows sailors to easily and safely ease line tension to make minor sail trim adjustments without having to remove the winch handle
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