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.
Gill's most technical watch, the Stealth Timer has been expertly designed to offer the clearest definition dot matrix display so even in driving rain it can be easily read.
The IC-M510 EVO is a multifunctional and stylish VHF marine transceiver that also features innovative smartphone operation technology. Can show real-time AIS vessel traffic information on the display.
Intended for communications between ships aircraft and authorities ashore during situations related to the safety of navigation and person especially useful when language difficulties arise.
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.
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