Designed to handle all routine pumping jobs, and the unusual ones. It can pump water out of bilges, sump tanks, or from one tank to another. It can pump oil from inboard or sterndrive engines, or crankcases when oil needs changing. A tube is provided to insert into the dipstick hole and the oil can be quickly pumped out.
With a 50 mm lens diameter the Navigator gives a bright, brilliant image even in twilight. Handling is dramatically improved thanks to the new "Open-Bridge-System", while the texturing on the body allows for a comfortable and strong grip in any situation.
The second edition incorporates guidance approved by the MSC on the development of maritime security legislation as well as maritime cyber risk management. It includes updated sources for further information to support the implementation of the ISPS Code.
A single book providing a complete manual back-up for all celestial navigation needs. The content is identical to the United States Naval Observatory edition.
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