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[January 25, 2012]Actisense NGW-1Enable your NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 devices to communicate with each other.
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[December 12, 2006]What to look for in: Generators.INVERTER OR GENERATOR?
Inverters change the DC power of the boat's batteries into AC power. They're compact and quiet but limited in output by the size of your bank of batteries and by the alternator's ability to keep up with the draw. Battery capacity should be at least three times the expected need between charges. Use inverters for short-term items such as coffeemakers and microwaves. Boats without air conditioning and loads in the 1,000-to-3,500-watt range can get by with inverters. However, for greater and longer power demands you will need a generator.
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[March 7, 2011]For Comparison's Sake: Handheld GPSBoaters are wise to own a good handheld GPS when hitting the water.
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[September 24, 2003]ComNav Nexus NX2
Getting navigation data to you is essential; getting it to you in customized configurations and locations is ideal. The Nexus NX2 system from ComNav does a good job of providing data from multiple functions in an integrated instrument package that's expandable to fit your needs.
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[June 22, 2010]Scosche Solar iPhone ChargerThe solBAT II easily charges your iPhone while out on the water.
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[September 19, 2006]Garmin GPS Map 398
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[February 7, 2011]For Comparison's Sake: Waterproof Point-and-Shoot CamerasThese point-and-shoots are all waterproof, and they offer a plethora of terrific options.
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