Veratron A2C3935310001 | NMEA 2000 Sailing Kit with OceanLink GPS Speedometer Wind Sensor Wind Angle and Wind Speed ADDTOW3 Manufacturer Part Number: 6923

Name: Veratron A2C3935310001 | NMEA 2000 Sailing Kit with OceanLink GPS Speedometer Wind Sensor Wind Angle and Wind Speed ADDTOW3 Manufacturer Part Number: 6923
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SKU: 47134537441
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Veratron A2C3935310001 | NMEA 2000 Sailing Kit with OceanLink GPS Speedometer Wind Sensor Wind Angle and Wind Speed ADDTOW3 Manufacturer Part Number: 6923

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Veratron A2C3935310001 NMEA 2000 Sailing Kit with OceanLink GPS Speedometer Wind Sensor Wind Angle and Wind Speed ADDTOW3 Manufacturer Part Number: 6923 Manufacturer Part Number: 6923 IPX7 Submersible (1M for 30 minutes) NMEA 2000 Sailing Kit with OceanLink® GPS Speedometer UPC: 7640178729308

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