Designed for vessels requiring a quiet, smooth flow, on-demand pump. These new pumps feature a three chamber diaphragm design offering a smooth flow to 3 GPM
The classic oval outdoor bulkhead light. This superb quality light is hand-made in Italy by Foresti & Suardi from robust pressure die-cast solid brass.
This wired handheld remote control has an elegant and functional design. The soft rubber case, which covers the remote control, gives safe and handy windlass control under any condition.
This famous set of mathematical tables first published in 1803 with all the tables required for coastal and deep sea navigation. An essential requirement for anyone learning and practising astro-navigation.
This fifth edition covers the requirements for controlling both the emissions of air pollutants and the carbon intensity of ships. It is intended for all who are interested in preventing air pollution from ships and in technical and operational measures to improve their energy efficiency.
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