RAM Mounting Systems RAP-405U | Leash Plug Adapter with 1.5" Diameter Ball SNENGI3 Removable Outrigger Holder - Made

Name: RAM Mounting Systems RAP-405U | Leash Plug Adapter with 1.5" Diameter Ball SNENGI3 Removable Outrigger Holder - Made
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14828709907
Price: 24.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1521 (5 reviews)

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RAM Mounting Systems RAP 405U Leash Plug Adapter with 1.5" Diameter Ball SNENGI3 Removable Outrigger Holder Made Removable Outrigger Holder Made of 304 S the Professional Rudder Angle Indicator is developed to suit commercial applications thanks to the embedded NMEA 0183 transceiver which makes it operable with most of the professional autopilots out in the field and the large 270° dial scale and Red illumination which makes it well readable and accurate in the indication Leash Plug Adapter w 1 The "U" in the part number reflects product packaged in poly bag

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