Maretron NMEA 0183 10 Meter Connection Cable for SSC200 & SSC300 Solid State Compass Rollers & Brackets 3/4” tapered stainless steel shaft 40569

Name: Maretron NMEA 0183 10 Meter Connection Cable for SSC200 & SSC300 Solid State Compass Rollers & Brackets 3/4” tapered stainless steel shaft 40569
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SKU: 51378301061
Price: 84.14 USD
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Maretron NMEA 0183 10 Meter Connection Cable for SSC200 & SSC300 Solid State Compass Rollers & Brackets 3/4” tapered stainless steel shaft 40569

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Maretron NMEA 0183 10 Meter Connection Cable for SSC200 & SSC300 Solid State Compass Rollers & Brackets 3 4” tapered stainless steel shaft 40569 3 4” tapered stainless steel shaft illuminating a large area NMEA 0183 10 Meter Connection Cable A 10 Meter NMEA 0183 connection cable specifically for Maretron's SSC200 & SSC300 Solid State Compasses

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