15A Extension cord features marine-grade 14/3 SJTOW cable and a universal slide button lock on the female end for protection against cable disconnection. The lighted female end provides visual power indication.
The Newport Solid Fuel Heater is a small stainless steel solid fuel heater designed for casual use. It's ideal for boats 20-25'. This heater burns one to two 1" thick wood or presto log, a handful of charcoal briquettes or coal.
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.
18" x 9.5" Pneumatic tire mounted on plastic rim with non-friction Delrin ball bearings. The 9.5" wide wheel fits the Dynamic AF1 and AF2 Large Wheel Shafts and accepts a 1" diameter shaft.
A marine handheld GPS with inReach satellite communication, two-way text messaging, and the ability to stream boat data from compatible instruments. Includes BlueChart® g3 for the U.S.
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