Veratron A2C1351990001 | 3 3/8" (85mm) OceanLink GPS Speedometer Black Dial and Bezel (0 70 K/MPH/KMH) FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL Quantum 2's exclusive Safety Sector

Name: Veratron A2C1351990001 | 3 3/8" (85mm) OceanLink GPS Speedometer Black Dial and Bezel (0 70 K/MPH/KMH) FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL Quantum 2's exclusive Safety Sector
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SKU: 31045073548
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Veratron A2C1351990001 3 3 8" (85mm) OceanLink GPS Speedometer Black Dial and Bezel (0 70 K MPH KMH) FALL_BAIT_BOARDS_AND_LIVEWELL Quantum 2's exclusive Safety Sector Quantum 2's exclusive Safety Sector feature provides the maximum level of visibility to dangerous targets in the path of your vessel (both mobile and stationary) They are not recommended for applications requiring a watertight seal Rudder Status 3 3 8" (85mm) OceanLink® GPS Speedometer Black Dial & Bezel (0 70 K MPH KMH)

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