Fouling on the face of transducers can reduce their sensitivity, decreasing bottom-echo returns and fish targets. Keep your transducer performing at its peak with Foulfree.
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.
Stanchion mount pod for fishfinders and displays up to 7 inches. Solves the challenge of finding a mounting surface to install displays on your powerboat, RIB or sailboat. Fits rails 1" to 1.3" in diameter.
The RNS-5 is simple to install and requires no complicated setup. Multi-station video data is quickly distributed to other RayNet equipment to allow sharing of cartography (between compatible displays), digital radar data and sonar data.
Category 2 version of the GlobalFix V5 EPRIB with AIS, NFC and RLS. Stored in the Manual Release Bracket or your Ditch Bag. Activates when out of the bracket and wet or manually in or out of the bracket
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