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Back In The Saddle
"If anything could happen, Offshore is usually where it happens." I find this true… it's the relentless motion from the sea on your vessel. Sure, I've been Offshore several times where it was flat and I mean flat… Had to do a lot of motoring with the sailboat. One time I was coming from Port Everglades Inlet (Fort Lauderdale) to Beaufort North Carolina. There was not even a ripple as far as the eye could see. We would swim off the boat and around it ….this was fun until someone mentioned shark watch. Then all stayed by the ladder … that meant four people clamoring by the stern. Another time was a Bermuda run, Montauk to Bermuda in early June. Enough wind for the 150% Genoa and full Main to catch on a tight reach. Just beautiful, and that was a four and a half day run. Even crossing the Gulf Stream was uneventful. Seeing the beautiful deep blue waters of the Gulf Stream was memorizing… it's a color you think can only be put on paper, yet all around you this color seems endless and unreal. We dragged along a thermometer to see if there would be a temperature change. I heard there would be one and to our astonishment it went from the mid 60 degrees to 80s. What a planet. The Gulf Stream keeping that warmth all the way from Florida and beyond. Here we are in the north and it still holds that kind of temperature….it's just amazing.
Now I have to say I have been in some nasty stuff also. The worst was …. You're right …. In the Gulf Stream going North from Florida to Beaufort, North Carolina once again. This time for 2 ½ days, winds from the south were 58 to 64 knots and peaked for about four hours at about 74 knots. The whistling in the rigging was very intense, but as we slid down the waves the whistling went further and further up the mast till it was gone. Out mast was 58 feet high, the wave? You guess… But our sailboat rode well even though it looked like our cockpit canvas would explode at the seams.
This is what I was thinking about as my new crew members, Emory and Katherine, checked in on their approximate arrival at Summit Marina on the C & D Canal(Chesapeake & Delaware Canal) for the 2nd part of the trip. It started from Herrington Harbor, just south of Annapolis MD. I was told Delaware Bay, where it meets the C&D Canal could be treacherous with 6 to 9 foot waves. I reviewed all the charts and the chart books I could about this, but just felt we'd hit it at slack tide and light winds for no worries. What I did find was the rarity of marinas and harbors along the Delaware Bay. That's a 50-60 mile stretch. If the waves kick up along with the wind… we have plenty of Lee shore… Bad for sailboats.
I was stowing everything I could, yet leaving essential things at arms length in all compartments. I work all over the boat in no particular order but my final preparation is from bow to stern, inside and out. For example, the anchor is locked in with a pin on the anchor mount. Chain snugged up tight on the windless with a line on the anchor shackle to a cleat. I try to have three safeties. The inflatable dingy on deck is tied to stanchions, deck holds, and railings from the D rings on the dinghy. We also tie it over the top. Halyards not running to the cockpit are tied to and wedged to shrouds and tied again. Below in the forward head, all is secured with containers put away in locked cabinets. Anything lose is secured, everything gets a place. The ice box (refrigerator/freezer) tops are hinged so they won't go flying in a knockdown… books, coffeemaker, pots pans, all get their spot, but also can be readily available.
The Weather forecast says seas off Cape May to Chesapeake are 12 to 15 feet with winds 25 to 30 knots gusting to 35 from the northeast… very bad! But the additional forecast says winds switching to the southwest, 10-15 knots by tomorrow evening and southwest 5-10 knots thereafter. With winds coming in the opposite direction, the seas will quickly diminish… very good! It actually means one Front is moving out and another is taking it's place. That's the way you want it… Bad weather changing to good. Not to have good weather now, and rushing to beat the bad weather that's coming in. All things seem to be falling into place.
Emory is coming in this evening and we will pick up Katherine in the morning from the airport. Emory has been Offshore with me numerous times, well come to think of it… all the major trips for more years I care to remember. He has been on some that to say the least didn't go smoothly. On some trips the cabin below looked like scrambled eggs. Everyone was fine, but things would go wrong. As I mentioned before, "The Sea is Relentless". Emory would talk about "The Domino Effect". It seems when things go wrong it starts becoming a Domino Effect. In a Domino Effect, one thing goes wrong, than another, than another. Not good, especially when you're Offshore. How many spares do you have? Did you anticipate this or that? You are limited out there. With the Domino Effect, you must stop it cold, there is no harbor Offshore.
All below and above have been tightened up, fuel and water topped off, spares such as filters, solderless connectors, wiring, epoxy, and tools are made easily available. All that matters now is the weather and it seems to be cooperating very nicely.
Katherine has had many hours on the water, and by owning her own 18 foot run-about, she knew boat handling and inland navigation. Docking was no problem for her, it came easily. She has a sense of feel not all of us have. But this is her first time Offshore, with no land in sight. She was nervous but confident at the same time. I have known her for a few years and found her level headed and inquisitive. Not afraid to voice an opinion or an objection. I felt we could have used one more crew member, but I will figure out a good schedule that will suit us all. With the Watch Schedule, you can't have it feeling like work, it just has to flow.
It was late but Emory was excited when he arrived. He hadn't seen the boat yet, just pictures, and what I sent him he liked. When onboard he could not believe the room below. He looked into every compartment stunned by all the storage. I told him of the weather window that was happening as he checked out "Island Time". We spoke and listened to the weather reports over the VHF radio. The other Front was moving out. It had sat Offshore to the northeast up to New England for quite some time, throwing off those winds and seas. We talked of Katherine's arrival the next morning, made some coffee and also discussed how we'd round Cape May. We could take it down the shipping channel and out to the Atlantic, or if the weather was as nice as they were predicting… we could cut her close to shore and I mean close because of some shallow areas and make it out that way, saving miles and hours. But we'll see when we get there. Cape May canal is also a great route to go instead of rounding the cape, but in our case, being a sailboat, our mast is 60 feet and will not fit under the bridge. We turned in for the night. In the morning, we headed over to the Baltimore International Airport to pick up Katherine. She was all smiles as she jumped into the car all excited also. "I can't believe I'm here" she said… "I'm nervous about Offshore … I know I'll be alright, but I can't believe I'm here". The excitement in the car was electric. We were all set to go. Arriving aboard, we went right for the VHF and listened to the weather report. There were still waves of 8 to 10 feet, but the winds had turned to the southwest at 10 knots. The predictions now were 5 to 7 feet tonight, 3 to 5 feet tomorrow, which made it easy to decide for an early AM departure tomorrow. We ended up having lunch in Chesapeake City and checking out the surrounding area.
The alarm clock sounded… it was still dark this early AM, but final checks have to be made like weather and final chart plotting. Tides and currents also need to be dealt with, plus I always give the crew plenty of time to get themselves together. And coffee helps! We untied her lines and pulled away from the dock. It was funny moving by a forest but the marina sat in one. Completely enveloped. I knew the current would be against us in the C&D canal. It had about an hour and a half until it turned with us. The marina sat right on the north side of the C&D canal so as you leave the marina you are in the C&D. I have a Tide Tracker unit from years ago that tells you the tides and currents from Nova Scotia to the Virgin Islands. It's a great little portable electronic item for quick checks (not made anymore I hear). This morning showed the current at 1.7 knots against us, but diminishing quickly. When we exited the marina I anticipated current but it really took us. We have a winged keel at 5 foot draft, and I was just thinking if we had a full keel … wow … it would carry you way back. I eased the throttle forward, turned her more to port and slowly she came bow to. Our progress to say the least was slow, so checking out the sites were no problem. The bridges here, one after another were beautifully done. One different from the next. We slowly made our way eastward through the C&D. No breeze to speak of and the waters flat. The weather window is doing great, blue skies as we make our way out of the C&D Canal into the Delaware Bay. I don't remember breakfast and I don't remember feeling hungry so someone must have made something.
As we turned southward down the Delaware Bay, the serenity is taken up by the Nuclear power plant. I have never seen one so close up like this, but it is expansive. Talking about scenery… it was going by fast. The tide was pulling us out…. We were getting sucked out to the Atlantic. Winds were very light… like they predicted, 5 to 10 knots. We continued motoring, watching the marsh like shore go by. In the distance past the marsh were trees with the land rising slightly. It seemed wide open. The freighter traffic picked up as they passed us heading north towards the C&D Canal. As we continued south the winds picked up slightly, letting us open up to full sails. "Island Time" heeled lightly to port, and as we shut the engine down the drone of the exhaust gave way to the water rustling by. Our slow progress under sail was made up by the outgoing tide. It only took six hours to get down the Delaware Bay. We made the decision to round Cape May close, so Emory took over the helm from the autopilot. He would match up latitudes and longitudes I gave him off the paper charts, to that on the chartplotter by moving the cursor. As you moved the cursor, your latitudes and longitudes change. We would agree on that heading to the cursor, or if not, Emory would giving me his coordinates. All went smoothly around Cape May, a little close, but the winds and waves were cooperating. We discussed heading into Cape May harbor to fuel up. I didn't know if the electronic tank indicator was accurate, so topping off would alleviate that question and at the same time tell me fuel consumption per hour on our 4 cylinder Yanmar 56 horse power.
The seas were lumpy, 3 – 5 feet as predicted. Cape May harbor entrance faced seaward, but the jetties calmed things down. As we made our way into the harbor, we were greeted by a pair of porpoise happily playing around. Marina entrances in this Harbor were not marked and local knowledge was a must. We called ahead after trying this way and that and got the secret from the marina. After fueling, I found our consumption a little less than 1.3 gallons an hour. The electronic tank indicator had to be kept an eye on because the fuel being pumped on board did not match the indicator. It seemed to show we had more fuel than we had. As we pulled out of the marina we all knew the run to Montauk Offshore has begun. The Offshore Watches were discussed and basically put together aloud. I would have the 8pm to 11pm shift, Emory, the 11pm to 3am, and Katherine the 3am – 7am, but I would be on deck with Katherine on her watches. Daytime was up for grabs… meaning we knew someone would be on deck, we all pulled our weight during the day light hours… we all did what we wanted but we knew to cover the daylight hours.
Sails up and in the Atlantic at 6:30pm. The wind was coming from the southwest, the seas as I had mentioned were very lumpy at 3 – 5 feet. The waves were basically coming from the southwest, but a lot were from the east, which were the remnants from the last front. It made the ride at first uncomfortable. When you would get used to the motion another lumpy wave would come at you from a different direction. I called the seas lumpy because they were not typical to what you might expect. A usual sea is waves coming from one direction following the wind, rolling on by, spaced apart somewhat evenly. The bigger the seas, the longer the wave tops are. As the winds picked up the bigger waves crest a bit here and there. This is what you find Offshore typically. Lumpy conditions are from a wind shift, usually abrupt. The waves want to come from the wind direction but the waves from the last front are still rolling in from a different direction. As they meet, they push each other around causing wallowed up waves from confused directions. This is as I say uncomfortable at these present winds speeds around 10 knots. Can you imagine it at 20 or 30 knots? This is where skill comes in and danger begins. The waves are incredible because one going into another makes for a bigger wave. Prudent sailors wait in the harbor for better weather, but others less fortunate coming from a distant port get stuck out there… trouble can definitely begin. In our case the weather is improving calling for small wave heights and lighter winds. I find motor sailing more comfortable in these seas, and don't want Katherine to feel uneasy. We are doing 6.6 knots SOG (speed over ground) with a course of approximately 60 degrees (the seas are moving us around quite a bit). As you remember, the knot meter was intermittent, and now quits completely. I am cautious about this, thinking if it is electrical, will my other electronics go out one by one? My back up is a handheld GPS which will give us latitude and longitude, easily put on a paper chart to see our progress. I turn off all unessential equipment basically only running the electronics and running lights, all other circuits are off. This is what I do normally anyway. I try to keep the Domino Effect in check. I give a last look around including bilge and through-hull fittings, securing anything that needs to be. Then let the watches begin… oh wait, I'm up. Emory makes a light dinner… some soup in hot cups which warms us up and bread. With the wave action, light and easy was good. After, Emory got some shut eye and I watched the stars appear. The evening was getting chilly and a jacket was in order. I can tell you that every hour that went by, the sea came more and more from the southwest, making the ride more comfortable. This was the first evening running with "Island Time" and found the engine gauges had a switch to illuminate them, and the red night lighting down below at floor level was convenient for quick checking around. All I can say is that the boat seemed tight, no groans or creaks were coming from hull movement or any other undesirable places. Things are looking good and strong. Emory comes on deck… I realize my watch went by quickly. We chat about my watch and what to keep an eye on. Through the years my crew knows not to switch anything on while I'm off watch asleep (as a captain, I really don't know if I do sleep… maybe deep resting). They know to alert me of any changes, especially electrical. I had one crew member years back that did not listen and I awoke to the sounds of circuit breakers being switched on and off, one after the other. They were labeled but he just kept switching them all to get whatever on. To say the least, I banned him from the panel and explained again I needed to be there in case something happened… I'd hate to be awakened to an electrical fire. Things happen Offshore from the relentless movement… we're miles and miles from any help. How do they say it? "Better safe than sorry".
Katherine comes in the aft cabin to let me know she is going on watch. I groggily come awake thinking it was an instant before I just laid back. As I moved through the boat I can tell the erratic motion has greatly subsided. Let the late night watch begin! This was Katherine's first Offshore shift watch. She wanted to make sure not to make a mistake, and we reassured her she wouldn't. Emory bought us up to speed on our location, course, sea conditions, and changes. Nothing out of the ordinary and at this point, things were running smooth. Katherine asked Emory a few questions to get the feel of the evening. And within hours Katherine seemed comfortable with her abilities and surroundings. This makes for a good crew member. I told her how the stars get so close to you at night, but a brightening glow off to port prevented this. We realized Atlantic City was the only area bright enough to do this. It's funny… when you're out sailing you realize the amount of energy needed to make something that bright. You realize your simplicity to that, but the glow that high into the atmosphere and this far out to sea is amazing. Katherine stayed behind the helm as I lounged on the starboard side of the cockpit in one of those adjustable lounge seats…. Oh what perfection. I dozed with her permission and her knowing I was there in a moments notice. She would get familiar with the chart plotter and other electronics, asking me questions here and there as she figured out each knob, button, and switch.
Dawn started bringing color to our watch. In the evening everything seems black and white around you… and then dawn. It's like seeing a color TV for the first time, a great feeling. Emory came on deck. At around 6:30am I noticed a large sized super white moth come flying in. The wind was generally behind us and I thought nothing of this till another and another and another came aboard. Within 20 or 30 minutes, herds of them came in on us. I had to close the hatchway. This made me think of the movie "The Birds" from Alfred Hitchcock. The moths would disappear under cleats, coiled lines, hatchway edgings, anywhere there was an opening. And with this all disappeared and it was like it didn't happen…. Until…. A black and yellow breasted sparrow type bird appeared. Just one and very small at that. He landed on the aft deck, hopping around. But as it turned out… he was looking for the moths. He was pulling them out of their hiding spots, shaking them hard to knock off there wings, and than consuming them. For over an hour he was magnificent and relentless. He pulled them from everywhere… places I would not expect. He knew his trade and with a bow before he left, he sprung into flight. Talk about nature and this far out at sea. We were all amazed.
Breakfast went down easy in these calming seas. No shore to be seen so looking for whales, dolphins or other sea life was exciting. You didn't know what you would or would not see. We had been clicking off the miles and found that we had 70 miles to go. Montauk here we come. During the day the cockpit stayed busy with conversation. I went below checking the bilge and through-hull fittings again, and giving an all around check out. No problems to report was brought back to the cockpit and with that, everyone found their comfy spot. Sandwiches were consumed for lunch; music from CDs came out of the background. We talked about our bird buddy and Emory mentioned that he noticed on the yellow breast a kind of black bowtie. For dinner chef Emory brought out ravioli with a great salad. The sailing was great, this weather window was holding up and the company was the toping. The sunset was magnificent. I have seen many Offshore before, but this one drew my attention and camera. The skies turned red as it spread along the horizon. The red sun settled on the sea top ready to plunge below. Instead it stacked itself like pancakes making an intenser red. A halo around the stacking formed from the different shades of red. When it finished stacking, it hung there saying "I'm not going away yet," and seemed to muscle itself aloft… then like a feather, a slight downward motion was noticed. And like a feather it held itself aloft awhile. And gently down again as the pancakes of red slowly, but so slowly, got swallowed by the sea. Its remnants in the sky above changed shades of red that seemed to be a part of the whole sky.
Once again an inspection down below and some tidying up is done. We are zoning in on Montauk and will be there in two hours or so. That would make it close to 11pm. It will be dark but we will have plenty of sea-room to round Montauk. Coming into unfamiliar harbors at night is not really prudent, but this is no problem. I have decided to anchor in a slight cut out on the east side of Gardners Island for the evening. It will add a few more hours to the trip, but will give us a gorgeous view come morning. If the trip Offshore was longer I feel confident this crew would have no problem handling it. We all gelled nicely and time went by quickly. Seeing the illumination of the Montauk lighthouse excited us all. I reflected on the Offshore trip we have just accomplished with ease. Being mainly land bound the past 4 ½ years was not a factor at all…I guess it's like riding a bike…ya just gotta get on it. The combination of crew, weather, sea conditions, and boat was the key to an enjoyable trip. No other component on board barked back, but don't think I wasn't ready… you never know …. Happy sailing.
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Garmin GPSMAP 541 Chartplotter (010-00762-00) $584.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 541 Series Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 541 is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 5 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded with coastal maps and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 541 is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 541 Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: 010-00762-00, 5"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software -U.S. Coastal Data -Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 compatible and NMEA 2000 certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 421 Chartplotter (010-00764-00) $344.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 421 Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 421 is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 4 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The GPSMAP 421 uses a powerful transducer that clearly illustrates depth contours, fish targets and structures. The 421 is also NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 421 Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: 010-00764-00, 4"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 compatible and NMEA 2000 certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 441 Chartplotter (010-00766-00) $419.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 441 Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 441 is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 4 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded with coastal maps and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 441 is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 441 Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: 010-00766-00, 4"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - U.S. Coastal Data - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 Compatible & NMEA 2000 Certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Garmin Sonar Compatible, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Newly Overhauled, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover" |
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Lowrance Elite-5m Baja Lowrance Elite-5m Baja Chartplotter $557.95 "Lowrance Elite-5M Baja Chartplotter Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Lowrance 000-10208-001 is the elite-5m baja US GPS chatplotter featuring brilliant 5"" SolarMAX&trade 256-color TFT display with resolution of 480x480 pixels. The display has a fully adjustable screen and keypad backlight for both day and night viewing. The internal 16-channel GPS WAAS antenna delivers precision position-mapping with higher details. This chartplotter gives an option of external antenna for customized applications. The 000-10208-001 has built-in memory that allows up to 3, 000 waypoints, 100 routes/100 waypoints per route and 100 retraceable plot trails/up to 10, 000 points per trail. 000-10208-001 Features: Chartplotter, 5"" SolarMAX&trade Color Display, Built-in Enhanced U.S. BaseMap, Fully Adjustable Screen w/ Keypad Backlight, Best Brightness, Contrast, Resolution for Superior Viewing, Internal 16-Channel GPS WAAS Antenna, External LGC-16W Module, Up to 3, 000 Waypoints, New Uniplug 1/4-Turn Connectors, Waterproof Micro SD Memory Card Slot, Easier to Use Menus, Advanced User Mode Feature, New Case/Mounting Design - One-Hand Tilt / Swivel Viewing Adjustment - Removal for Stow & Re-Install, NMEA 0183 Output" |
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Lowrance Elite-4m Gold Americas Elite-4M Chartplotter $269 "Lowrance Elite-4M Chartplotter Gold Americas Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, Product # 000-10489-001 The Lowrance 000-10489-001 is the elite-4m base US GPS chartplotter featuring high bright 3.5"" color display with resolution of 320x240 pixels. The display has a brightest LED backlit for clear viewing in any boating condition. The internal 16-channel GPS WAAS antenna delivers precision position-mapping with higher details. The 000-10489-001 has simplified menu structure providing advanced user mode feature. It also features improved ergonomic design for more intuitive and simplistic control in all weather conditions. 000-10489-001 Features: Chartplotter, 3.5"" Color Display, Built-in Enhanced U.S. BaseMap, Brighter LED Backlighting, Clear Viewing in Any Condition, Internal 16-Channel GPS WAAS Antenna, Up to 3, 000 Waypoints, Waterproof Micro SD Memory Card Slot, Easier to Use Menus, Quick-Release Tilt & Swivel Bracket, NMEA 0183 Output" |
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RayMarine E62184 Raymarine A50 5 Chartplotter $614.99 "Raymarine A50 Series Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62184 A50 GPS chartplotter is a powerful navigation system that combines a direct sunlight viewable high resolution 5 VGA color display with advanced chartplotting. It features a high sensitivity internal WAAS GPS receiver providing pinpoint chartplotter accuracy. The chartplotter utilizes DSC position polling and AIS target tracking right on your chart. The E62184 comes with innovative tilt and swivel bracket featuring a quick release lever. The unit becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . A50 does not include any preloaded charts, but you can use optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62184 Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: E62184, 5"" Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, No Preloaded Cartography, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 526 GPS Chartplotter $799.99 GPSMAP 526 Chartplotter Even in bright sun, it is easy to see the clarity of the GPSMAP 526. These brilliant 5 VGA displays give you a sharp, clear picture, and the fast processor makes fr smoth panning and screen redraws as you scroll. Plus, these waterproof units have a high-sensitivity internal GPS receiver, so mariners will always know their position at sea. Its ready to go with a built-in, satellite enhanced worldwide basemap and Garmins proven easy-to-use interface designed to help mariners navigate the open waters with ease. Features and Specifications: Brilliant, crisp 5 diagonal VGA display, 480 x 640 pixels - over 800 nits of brightness NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup Preloaded worldwide marine basemap Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver High-speed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards, as well as saving waypoints, routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance, satellite imagery, 3-D Mariners Eye View and 3-D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Unit dimensions: 5. 9H x6. 4W x 2. 9D |
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Lowrance Elite 5M Base US Chartplotter 103001 $854.07 SuperBright Color Display Best brightness contrast resolution for superior viewing Fully adjustable screen and keypad CCFL backlightPrecision Chartplotter Builtin U.S. cartography includes: over 3 000 enhanced lake maps with depth contour and shoreline detail coastal spot depth soundings shoreline detail and depth contours to 1 000 Internal 16channel GPS+WAAS antenna precision even with indash installs; external antenna option Waterproof micro SD memory card slot for multiple mapcard options: Navionics Fishing Hot Spots LakeMaster NauticPath Up to 3 000 waypoints 100 routes/100 waypoints per route and 100 retraceable plot trails/up to 10 000 points per trailPlus.. Easiertouse menus with Advanced User Mode feature New case/mounting design for easy onehand tilt/swivel viewing adjustment removal for stow and reinstall New uniplug 1/4turn connectors with advance reliability Lowrance oneyear limited warranty Product : LOWRANCE ELITE5M BASE US CHARTPLOTTER Manufacturer : LOWRANCE Manufacturer Part No : 103001 |
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Garmin GPSMAP 421s (No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-0 $399.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 421s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 421s w/ No Transducer is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 4 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The GPSMAP 421s uses a powerful transducer that clearly illustrates depth contours, fish targets and structures. The 421s is also NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 421s Features: GPS Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00764-02, Sonar Capable Version - (Transducer Not Included), 4"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 Compatible & NMEA 2000 Certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 441s (No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-0 $465.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 441s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 441s w/ No Transducer is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 4"" QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded with coastal maps and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 441s is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 441s Features: GPS Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00766-02, 4"" Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Sonar Capable Version - (Transducer Not Included), Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - U.S. Coastal Data - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 Compatible & NMEA 2000 Certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Garmin Sonar Compatible, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 521s (No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-0 $574.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 521s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 521s w/o Transducer is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 5 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 521s is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 521s Features: GPS Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00760-02, 5"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Sonar Capable Version - ( Transducer Not Included), Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, 2 NMEA 0183 Input / Output Ports, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 526s (No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-0 $839.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 526s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 526s w/ No Transducer is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 5 VGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 526s is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 526s Features: GPS Marine Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00772-02, 5"" VGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Sonar Capable Version - (Transducer Not Included), Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 Compatible & NMEA 2000 Certified, 3000 Waypoints, 20, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Garmin Sonar Compatible, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 546s (No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-0 $849.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 546s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 546s w/ No Transducer is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 5 VGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded with coastal maps and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 546s is NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 546s Features: GPS Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00774-02, 5"" VGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Sonar Capable Version - (Transducer Not Included), Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software - U.S. Coastal Data - Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 Compatible & NMEA 2000 Certified, 3000 Waypoints, 20, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Garmin Sonar Compatible, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Garmin GPSMAP541s(No Transducer) Chartplotter (No Transducer) (010-007 $665.95 "Garmin GPSMAP 541s Sonar Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin GPSMAP 541s Sonar is a slim-line chartplotter that sports an ultra-bright 5 QVGA display, a built-in satellite-enhanced worldwide basemap preloaded with coastal maps and straightforward buttons and menus. The Chartplotter also comes standard with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver for superior satellite tracking and quicker acquisition times. The 541s Sonar is also NMEA 2000-certified for easy connectivity with sensors, instruments and future marine offerings. And with an SD card slot, add additional maps without connecting to a computer. GPSMAP 541s Features: GPS Chartplotter & Sounder Combo, Part Number: 010-00762-02, 5"" QVGA Color Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Sonar Ready Version, Transducer NOT Included, Waterproof to IPX7 Standard, High-Sensitivity Receiver, New Streamlined Interface - Easy Selection of Functions / Features, Single SD Memory Card Slot for BlueChart g2 Vision Cards - Saves Waypoints Routes for Sharing - Auto Guidance - 3-D Map View, XM WX Satellite Weather Capable, Preloaded Software -U.S. Coastal Data -Worldwide Satellite Imagery, BNC Connector for Optional GA29 Remote GPS Antenna, NMEA 0183 compatible and NMEA 2000 certified, 3000 Waypoints, 10, 000 Point Active Track Log & 50 Saved Tracks, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, DSC Support -Displays Position Data from DSC Capable VHF Radio, Sun & Moon Information, Alarms - Fish Size / Shallow & Deep Water / Battery, Included FREE: Power / Data Cable, Mounting Bracket w/ Tilt / Swivel, Protective Front Cover, LIMITED TIME: $200 Mail-In Rebate w/G2 Vision Card Purchase" |
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Standard Horizon Cp190I 5Internal Gps Chartplotter With BuiltIn CMap Technology $816.58 CP190i 5 Internal GPS Chart Plotter with builtin CMap CartographyThe CP190i comes preloaded with detailed maps for coastal navigation of the USA Great Lakes Canada Hawaii Mexico and the Bahamas. The best value GPS Chart Plotter in its class the CP190i boasts a crisp 320x240 direct sunlight viewable 5inch color TFT display and is supplied with a swivel bracket and flush mount hardware. The CP190i is capable of navigating you quickly and accurately to your destination. Achieve up to 10 accuracy with the integrated 50 channel WAAS GPS receiver or with the optional external GPS Smart antenna. Dedicated MARK ROUTE and INFO keys allow for fumble free operation. To find fish wrecks and record water temperature simply connect the optional FF525 50/200 kHz black box fish finder and transducer. In addition the CP190i displays Vessel positions when connected to DSC radio calls and tracks AIS (Automatic Identification System) targets when connected to an optional AIS Receiver and may be connected to SiTex MDS Series radars. The CP190i is backed by an industry leading 3year waterproof warranty Features:. Builtin coastal maps of USA Great Lakes Canada Alaska Hawaii and Bahamas . 5 Color TFT daylight viewable LCD display . Internal 50 channel WAAS GPS antenna . Optional external 50 Channel WAAS GPS Smart antenna . CMAP NT+ and CMAP MAX compatible . SiTex MDS Series Radar / Fish Finder and AIS capable . Displays DSC Distress and Position report calls received from a DSC VHF radio . Customizable data windows . GPS Status Chart Navigation Highway Celestial Tides Chart/Fish Optional Fish finder Radar and AIS pages . 3000 Marks / 50 Routes . 20 Tracks with 10000 available track points . Dual chart window with independent zoom levels . Satellite images on base map . Font size selection on chart page . Navigation and Route line thickness . Find Key allows quick acces |
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Lowrance Elite-4 Base w/ 83/200kHz Elite-4 Base Chartplotter/Fishfinde $299 "Lowrance Elite-4 Base Chartplotter/Fishfinder Combo w/83/200khz Transom Mount Transducer Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, Product # 000-10491-001 The Lowrance 000-10491-001 is the elite-4 base US combo color GPS chartplotter/fishfinder with 83/200 kHz transducer. It features enhanced 3.5"" color display with resolution of 320x240 pixels. The display has a brightest LED backlit for clear viewing in any boating condition. The internal 16-channel GPS WAAS antenna delivers precision position-mapping with higher details. This chartplotter has unique TrackBack&trade feature for viewing multiple pages of sonar history. The 000-10491-0011 has simplified menu structure providing advanced user mode feature. It also includes 83/200 kHz, 20/60° skimmer transducer built-in temperature sensor. 000-10491-001 Features: Chartplotter/Fishfinder, 3.5"" Color Display, Built-in Enhanced U.S. BaseMap, Brighter LED Backlighting, Clear Viewing in Any Condition, Exclusive TrackBack&trade Feature - Sonar History Scroll-Back, Internal 16-Channel GPS WAAS Antenna, 300 W RMS Power, Depth Max 800ft, Up to 3, 000 Waypoints, Waterproof Micro SD Memory Card Slot, Easier to Use Menus, Quick-Release Tilt & Swivel Bracket, NMEA 0183 Output, 83/200 kHz Transducer Included" |
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Lowrance HDS-7m Gen2 Insight USA Fishfinder/Chartplotter $999 "Lowrance HDS-7m Gen2 Insight USA Chartplotter Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, Product # 000-10532-001 The Lowrance 000-10532-001 is a HDS-7m 2nd generation Insight USA Chartplotter featuring brilliant 6.4"" full VGA color display with resolution of 480x640 pixels. This fishfinder gives superior time-to-location lock and precision position with its 16-channel GPS WAAS antenna. The HDS-7m offers Nautic Insight&trade cartography that gives life-like views of the underwater topography with superior details. It features double the memory and twice the processor speed of first-generation HDS models. It also offers a waterproof SD card slot to load high-detail charting options. Users can also save navigational data, and upload future HDS software feature updates. The 000-10532-001 provides full support for SIRIUS satellite Weather and audio smart antenna module. It features plug-and-play operation with an easy-to-use graphic menu system for more convenient access and control of key functions in all weather conditions. 000-10532-001 Features: HDS-7m Gen2 Chartplotter, New SolarMax Plus Display - Brilliant 480x640 pixels 6.4"" Full VGA Color Display - Sunlight Viewable Screen/Keypad LED Backlighting, Nautic Insight&trade Cartography -Detailed U.S. Coastal Waters Coverage, Fishing Hot Spots® PRO w/ Fishing Points Of Interest, High Definition Chartplotting / Mapping - Built-in High Sensitivity GPS Antenna - Superior Time-to-Location Lock & Precision Position - High Speed 5 Hz Update Rate of GPS Antenna - Highly Accurate Detailed Shorelines & Contours - Detailed Shorelines f/ Over 4, 000 Lakes - Enhanced Responsiveness - Faster Start-Up - Fast Chart Panning & Zooming Speeds - over 100, 000 searchable lakes, Built-In Broadband Sounder, 2x Processor Speed, Enhanced Responsiveness, Faster Start-up & Menu Operation, Lightning-Fast Chart Panning & Zooming Speeds, Supports all Navionics® Content, Supports all Legacy Lowrance Charts, Waterproof SD/MMC Memory Card Slot, Enhanced Graphic Menu Structure Offers Quick & Easy Access, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Stereo-Quality Radio Capability, Intuitive & Ergonomic Keyboard Design, Plug-&-Play Operation, TrackBack&trade Functionality, Simplified High Speed Ethernet Based Networking, Internal 16-channel GPS WAAS Antenna, l" |
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RayMarine E62190-US Raymarine A70 6.4 Chartplotter - U.S. Coastal Pre $1069.99 "Raymarine A70 6.4"" Chartplotter - U.S. Coastal Preloaded Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62190-US A70 GPS Chartplotter with preloaded US coastal charts is a powerful navigation system that combines direct sunlight viewable high resolution 6.4"" VGA color display with advanced chartplotting. It features a high sensitivity internal WAAS GPS receiver providing pinpoint chartplotter accuracy. The chartplotter utilizes DSC position polling and AIS target tracking right on your chart. The E62190-US comes with innovative tilt and swivel bracket featuring a quick release lever. The unit becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . A70 is preloaded with ready-to-navigate coastal continental U.S. charts and allows optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts to be added using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62190-US Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: E62190-US, 6.4"" Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, Preloaded w/ Navionics U.S. Coastal Charts, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |
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Lowrance Mark 4 w/ 83/200kHz Chartplotter/Fishfinder $202.95 "Lowrance Mark-4 Chartplotter/Fishfinder w/83/200khz Transom Mount Transducer Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, Product # 000-10483-001 The Lowrance 000-10483-001 is the mark-4 fishfinder featuring 3.5"" display with resolution of 320x240 pixels giving maximum visibility. The display has a brightest LED backlit for clear viewing in any boating condition. This fishfinder has exclusive TrackBack&trade feature for viewing multiple pages of echosounder history. It features quick-release tilt and swivel bracket design for plug-and-play use. The 000-10483-001 has easy-to-use menu page and menu controls. It gives a dual-frequency 83/200 kHz wide sonar coverage along with in-depth fishfinding. 000-10483-001 Features: Fishfinder, 3.5"" Display, Brighter LED Backlighting, 262 W RMS Power, Max Depth 200 Feet, Unique TrackBack&trade Feature - Sonar History Scroll-Back, Quick-Release Tilt & Swivel Bracket Design, Accurate Internal GPS Antenna, Simplified Menu Navigation, Easier to Use Menus, Waterproof Micro SD Memory Card Slot, NMEA 0183 Output, 83/200 kHz Transducer Included" |
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Garmin GPSMAP 546 GPS Chartplotter $899.99 Even in bright sun, it is easy to see the clarity of the GPSMAP 546. These brilliant 5 VGA displays give you a sharp, clear picture, and the fast processor makes for smooth panning and screen redraws as you scroll. Plus, these waterproof units have a high-sensitivity internal GPS receiver, so mariners will alays know their position at sea. They are ready to go with built-in BlueChart g2 marine cartography of the coastal United States - including Alaska, Hawaii, and Explorer Chart data of the Bahamas. Mariners can navigate the waters with ease knowing that these new units include Garmins proven easy-to-use interface design. Features and Specifications: Bright, crisp 5 diagonal VGA display, 480 x 640 pixels - over 800 nits of brightness NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver High-speed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards, as well as saving waypoints, routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance, satellite imagery, 3-D Mariners Eye View and 3-D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Auto-dimming display Unit dimensions: 5. 9H x6. 4W x 2. 9D |
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Garmin GPSMAP 441 GPS Chartplotter $499.99 Features an ultra-bright 4 QVGA display along with an improved high-speed digital design for faster map drawing and panning speeds. Plus, these waterproof units have a high-sensitivity internal GPS receiver, so mariners will always know their position at sea. Its ready to go with built-in BlueChart g2 marine cartography of the coastal united states - including Alaska, Hawaii and Explorer Chart data of the Bahamas. Mainers can navigate the open waters with ease knowing that these new units include Garmins proven easy-to-use interface design. Features and Specifications: Ultra-bright 4 diagonal QVGA display, 240 x 320 pixels - over 800 nits of brightness NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup Preloaded worldwide marine basemap Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver High-speed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards, as well as saving waypoints, routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance, satellite imagery, 3-D Mariners Eye View and 3-D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Unit dimensions: 5. 0H x 5. 7W x 2. 7D |
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Lowrance 00010208001 Lowrance Elite5m Baja Chartplotter $866.57 Elite5m Baja ChartplotterPart #: 00010208001Featurepacked offroad GPS navigation with a brilliant easytoview color display.Popular and proven Lowrance offroad GPS performance in a bright 5 in. color display makes a perfect fit for tighter offhighway vehicle interiors. Builtin 16channel GPS+WAAS antenna precision plus external antenna option included.The color Elite5m Baja Chartplotter delivers high navigation performance and high color for your offroad journeys and at a very affordable low price. All provide any vehicle with incredible precision and functionality in addition to a spectacular new view.The brilliant 5 in./12.7 cm 480x480 pixel SolarMAXT 256color TFT display has unmatched screen brightness contrast resolution and viewing detail at wider angles. Adjustable screen and keypad backlight improves usability and visibility day or night.The internal 16channel GPS antenna and external LGC16W GPS antenna provide great WAASenabled precision for navigation. Builtin memory allows for up to 3 000 waypoints 100 routes/100 waypoints per route and 100 retraceable plot trails/up to 10 000 points per trail. All of this packaged with easytouse menus with Advanced Mode to expand features selection.Features:. Internal 16channel GPS+WAAS antenna plus external LGC16W GPS antenna . Brilliant 5 in./12.7 cm SolarMAXT PLUS highdetail color display enhances viewing in sunlight and at wide angles . Builtin U.S. basemap . Fully loaded with GPS features and functions with simplified menu . Saves 3 000 waypoints; 100 routes and 100 retraceable plot trails . Keypad design for smooth onehand operation . MicroSD media card slot . Includes FMME5 dash flushmounting kit |
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Garmin 0100076100 GPSMAP 531 Chartplotter $909.99 GPSMAP 531 ChartplotterFeatures a large ultrabright 5amp;quot; QVGA display along with an improved highspeed digital design for faster map drawing and panning speeds Plus these waterproof units have a highsensitivity internal GPS receiver so mariners will always know their opsition on the water. They are ready to go with builtin cartography for inland U.S. waters (over 14 000 lakes) and Garmin s proven easytouse interface designed to help you navigate the waters with ease. Features and Specifications: Large ultrabright 5amp;quot; diagonal QVGA display 234 x 320 pixels over 800 nits of brightness Preloaded with charts for over 14 000 U.S. lakes and navigable rivers Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Builtin highsensitivity GPS receiver Highspeed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Two NMEA 0183 I/O ports Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards as well as saving waypoints routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance satellite imagery 3D Mariner s Eye View and 3D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Unit dimensions: 5.9amp;quot;H x6.4amp;quot;W x 2.9amp;quot;D Product : GARMIN GPSMAP 531 GPS CHART PLOTTER Manufacturer : GARMIN Manufacturer Part No : 0100076100 UPC : 753759096014 |
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Garmin 0100077300 GPSMAP 536 Chartplotter $1169.99 GPSMAP 536 ChartplotterEven in bright sun it is easy to see the clarity of the GPSMAP 536. These brilliant 5amp;quot; VGA displays give you a sharp clear picture and the fast processor makes for smooth panning and screen redraws as you scroll. Plus these waterproof units have a highsensitivity internal GPS receiver so mariners will alwyas know their position on the water. They are ready to go with builtin cartography for inland U.S. waters (over 14 000 lakes) and Garmin s proven easytouse interface is designed to help you navigate the open waters with ease. Features and Specifications: Bright crisp 5amp;quot; diagonal VGA display 480 x 640 pixels over 800 nits of brightness NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup Preloaded with charts for over 14 000 U.S. lakes and navigable rivers Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Builtin highsensitivity GPS receiver Highspeed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Two NMEA 0183 I/O ports Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards as well as saving waypoints routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance satellite imagery 3D Mariner s Eye View and 3D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Autodimming display Unit dimensions: 5.9amp;quot;H x6.4amp;quot;W x 2.9amp;quot;D Product : GARMIN GPSMAP 536 GPS CHART PLOTTER Manufacturer : GARMIN Manufacturer Part No : 0100077300 UPC : Y |
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Garmin 0100076200 GPSMAP 541 Chartplotter $1039.99 GPSMAP 541 ChartplotterFeatuers a large ultrabright 5amp;quot; QVGA display along with an improved highspeed digital design for faster map drawing and panning speeds. Plus these waterproof units have a highsensitivity internal GPS receiver so mariners will always know their position at sea. They are ready to go with builtin BlueChart g2 marine cartography of the coastal United States including Alaska Hawaii and Explorer Chart data of the Bahamas. Mariners can navigate the waters of with ease knowing that these new units include Garmin s proven easytouse interface design.Features and Specifications: Large ultrabright 5amp;quot; diagonal QVGA display 234 x 320 pixels over 800 nits of brightness NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup Preloaded worldwide marine basemap Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather Builtin highsensitivity GPS receiver Highspeed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards as well as saving waypoints routes and tracks to an SD card Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance satellite imagery 3D Mariner s Eye View and 3D Fish Eye View Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions Unit dimensions: 5.9amp;quot;H x6.4amp;quot;W x 2.9amp;quot;D Product : GARMIN GPSMAP 541 GPS CHART PLOTTER Manufacturer : GARMIN Manufacturer Part No : 0100076200 UPC : 753759096038 |
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RayMarine E62184-US Raymarine A50 5 Fishfinder - Chartplotter Combo - $639.99 "Raymarine A50 5"" Chartplotter - U.S. Coastal Preloaded Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62184-US A50 GPS chartplotter with preloaded US coastal charts is a powerful navigation system that combines direct sunlight viewable high resolution 5"" VGA color display with advanced chartplotting. It features a high sensitivity internal WAAS GPS receiver providing pinpoint chartplotter accuracy. It utilizes DSC position polling and AIS target tracking right on your chart. The E62184-US comes with innovative tilt and swivel bracket featuring a quick release lever. It becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . A50 is preloaded with coastal continental U.S. charts, allowing optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts to be added using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62184-US Features: GPS Chartplotter, Part Number: E62184-US, 5"" Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, Preloaded w/ Navionics U.S. Coastal Charts, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 Routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |
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Lowrance Elite-5 DSI Elite-5 DSI Color Combo Fishfinder/Chartplotter $649 "Lowrance Elite-5 DSI Color Combo Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, Product # 000-10236-001 The Lowrance Elite-5 DSI Color Combo Fishfinder/Chartplotter features brilliant 5"" color display with resolution of 480x480 pixels. The display has a fully adjustable screen and keypad backlight for both day and night viewing. The internal 16-channel GPS WAAS antenna delivers precision position-mapping with higher details. It has unique TrackBack&trade feature for viewing multiple pages of sonar history. Elite-5 DSI Features: Elite-5 DSI Color Combo Fishfinder/Chartplotter, 5"" SolarMAX&trade Color Display, Multiple Map/Chart Options, Fully Compatible w/ Fishing Hot Spots® & LakeMaster® Mapcards, Dual 455/800 kHz Coverage, Fully Adjustable Screen w/ Keypad Backlight, Best Brightness, Contrast, Resolution for Superior Viewing, Unique TrackBack&trade Feature - Sonar History Scroll-Back, Full Automatic or Manual Operation, Internal 16-Channel GPS WAAS Antenna, 300 W RMS Power, Depth Max 200ft, Coastal Spot Depth Soundings, Waterproof Micro SD Media Card Slot, Easier to Use Menus, Advanced User Mode Feature, New Case/Mounting Design - One-Hand Tilt / Swivel Viewing Adjustment - Removal for Stow & Re-Install" |
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RayMarine E62188-US Raymarine A57D 5.7 Fishfinder / Chartplotter Comb $659.99 "Raymarine A57D 5.7"" Fishfinder / Chartplotter Combo with transom mount transducer - U.S. Charts Preloaded Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62188-US A57D GPS Chartplotter/Fishfinder with preloaded US coastal charts is powerful and compact navigation system that combines chartplotting with advanced HD Digital fishfinder technology. It is equipped with a direct sunlight viewable high resolution 5.7"" VGA color display . Its HD digital technology delivers a dramatically clearer picture than ordinary analog fishfinders. The E62188-US offers unmatched fishfinder clarity and precision with its built-in digital sounder module . It becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . A57D is preloaded with coastal continental U.S. charts and allows optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62188-US Features: GPS Chartplotter/Fishfinder Combo, Part Number: E62188-US, 5.7"" Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Built-in Digital Sounder Module, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, HD Digital Fishfinder Technology - Dual Frequency (50/200 KHz) - 500 Watts RMS Output Power, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, Preloaded w/ Navionics U.S. Coastal Charts, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms - Fish Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Transom Mount Transducer, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |
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RayMarine E62186-US A50D 5 Fishfinder - Chartplotter Combo - U.S. Coa $659.99 "Raymarine A50D 5"" Fishfinder / Chartplotter Combo - U.S. Coastal Preloaded Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62186-US A50D GPS Chartplotter/Fishfinder with preloaded US coastal charts is powerful and compact navigation system that combines chartplotting with advanced HD Digital fishfinder technology. It is equipped with a direct sunlight viewable high resolution 5"" VGA color display . Its HD digital technology delivers a dramatically clearer picture than ordinary analog fishfinders. The E62186-US offers unmatched fishfinder clarity and precision with its built-in digital sounder module . It becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . A50D is preloaded with coastal continental U.S. charts and allows optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62186-US Features: GPS Chartplotter/Fishfinder Combo, Part Number: E62186-US, 5 Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Built-in Digital Sounder Module, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, HD Digital Fishfinder Technology - Dual Frequency (50/200 KHz) - 500 Watts RMS Output Power, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, Preloaded w/ Navionics U.S. Coastal Charts, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms - Fish Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Transom Mount Transducer, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |
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RayMarine E62186 Raymarine A50D 5 Fishfinder - Chartplotter Combo - N $629.99 "Raymarine A50D Series Brand New Includes Two Year Warranty, The Raymarine E62186 A50D GPS chartplotter/fishfinder is powerful and compact navigation system that combines chartplotting with advanced HD Digital fishfinder technology. It is equipped with a direct sunlight viewable high resolution 5"" VGA color display . Its HD digital technology delivers a dramatically clearer picture than ordinary analog fishfinders. Each A50D features a high sensitivity internal WAAS GPS receiver . The E62186 offers unmatched fishfinder clarity and precision with its built-in digital sounder module . The unit becomes a powerful weather receiver with the optional weather receiver unit, utilizing SIRIUS Satellite weather technology . The A50D does not include any preloaded charts but can use optional Navionics Gold or HotMaps charts using the onboard CompactFlash card reader. E62186 Features: GPS Chartplotter/Fishfinder Combo, Part Number: E62186, 5"" Sunlight Viewable Color Display, High Resolution (640 x 480) VGA Screen, Built-in Digital Sounder Module, Internal GPS Antenna, Waterproof to IPX6 Standard, WAAS Enabled, HD Digital Fishfinder Technology - Dual Frequency (50/200 KHz) - 500 Watts RMS Output Power, High-Sensitivity Receiver, High Speed Chart Redraw, SIRIUS Satellite Weather & Radio Compatible, NOWRad Radar Capable, No Preloaded Cartography, CompactFlash Card Reader for Navionics Gold & Platinum Charts - 3D Display - Aerial Overlay, Chart Modes - Head Up - Coarse Up - North Up - Relative - Autorange or True Motion - Screen offset - 3D synchronization, 2 NMEA 0183 Input & Output Ports, 1200 Waypoints, 150 routes w/ Unlimited Waypoint & Route Storage, AIS Support - Track Target Ships' Position, Controls SmartPilot X-series Autopilot, SeaTalk for NMEA 2000 Compatible Engines, Alarms - System Alarms - Navigation Alarms - Fish Alarms, Included FREE: Internal GPS Antenna, Quick Release Bracket, Transom Mount Transducer, Power/NMEA Cable, Suncover, Hardware, Document Pack" |


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