It is designed for boats 10 to 17 feet based on 20-knot winds. The world's most trusted Anchor since 1939. Danforth offers exceptional holding power for its weight.
Provides detailed cruising information for the Bras d'Or Lakes and coastal Cape Breton. Eastern Prince Edward Island, the Magdalen Islands, Southern Newfoundland, the French islands of Saint-Pierre and the Avalon Peninsula is covered in detail.
Powered from your 12V lighter socket. Includes spring loaded clamp for quick mounting. Can be permanently mounted with included dash-mount base. 10ft. power cord - Durable Metal Grille. CE certified.
The WR10 wireless remote works with Simrad, B&G and Lowrance autopilot systems to enable precise heading adjustments and autopilot control from anywhere onboard. Long-range Bluetooth technology provides up to 30 metres range.
Catch safely holds & wirelessly charges your phone at the same time. Now you can keep your phone in a safe place on board, in sight, charged and ready to go!
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