New Sailing Electronics from B&G
Zeus Touch gives you a godlike command of your navigation and sailing instruments using one simple-to-operate plotter screen.
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Zeus Touch gives you a godlike command of your navigation and sailing instruments using one simple-to-operate plotter screen.
This high-resolution sonar can show you the world beneath your boat in ultra-clear images.
Ever wish that your weather forecast was more localized? Check out the Nooly weather app.
Newest BOATING SAFETY CHECKLIST APP Educates Boaters and Helps Keep Them Safe
Around the Horn, down the coast, or around the buoys, the iPad can help the sailor to navigate the course, communicate key ideas, coordinate the details of the trip, and ensure a literate voyage.
Newer and smaller electronic components put the power of an EPIRB or AIS transponder in a pocket-size beacon.
Need to brush up on your nautical rules of the road? Wonder what the lights on the horizon mean? Check out this app.
Now even though this is like black magic to the crew of Del Viento, I totally acknowledge that receiving weather faxes via short-wave radio is absolutely nothing to most other cruisers–basic, basic stuff.
Check out this cool app that combines a compass, binoculars, and a camera.
Available for most smartphone models, the Ballistic Every1 cases offer tough protection yet are slim enough to fit in your pocket. The four-layer case is
The pocket-size Davis Turbo Meter anemometer can accurately measure the wind speed up to 99 miles per hour. The turbine is suspended on sapphire bearings,
Garmin’s latest multifunction displays employ touch screen navigation and wireless networking, and you can upload routes and waypoints conveniently with your tablet or smartphone.
Zeus Touch gives you a godlike command of your navigation and sailing instruments using one simple-to-operate plotter screen.
This high-resolution sonar can show you the world beneath your boat in ultra-clear images.
Ever wish that your weather forecast was more localized? Check out the Nooly weather app.
Newest BOATING SAFETY CHECKLIST APP Educates Boaters and Helps Keep Them Safe
Around the Horn, down the coast, or around the buoys, the iPad can help the sailor to navigate the course, communicate key ideas, coordinate the details of the trip, and ensure a literate voyage.
Newer and smaller electronic components put the power of an EPIRB or AIS transponder in a pocket-size beacon.
Need to brush up on your nautical rules of the road? Wonder what the lights on the horizon mean? Check out this app.
Now even though this is like black magic to the crew of Del Viento, I totally acknowledge that receiving weather faxes via short-wave radio is absolutely nothing to most other cruisers–basic, basic stuff.
Check out this cool app that combines a compass, binoculars, and a camera.
Available for most smartphone models, the Ballistic Every1 cases offer tough protection yet are slim enough to fit in your pocket. The four-layer case is
The pocket-size Davis Turbo Meter anemometer can accurately measure the wind speed up to 99 miles per hour. The turbine is suspended on sapphire bearings,
Garmin’s latest multifunction displays employ touch screen navigation and wireless networking, and you can upload routes and waypoints conveniently with your tablet or smartphone.
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