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Turning Point Hub Kit: 509 Features Lifetime Warranty Never buy another hub kit system again Inner splines adapt to the engine Outer hub compatible with different props Reduce gear shock & engine/drive damage Save up to 30% when purchasing a replacement prop Eliminate propeller vibration & chatter Eliminate hub cracking & failure Corrosion resistant materials - brass splines Reduce gear shock & engine/drive damage Compatible with Michigan Wheel® XHS® and Mercury® Flo Torq® hub kits, but greatly increases ease of installation, durability, and shock absorption value. Also adapts to all Michigan Wheel® and Mercury® interchangeable propellers WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Battery Powered Bimini - Black Anodized Frame & Navy Fabric Enjoy the convenience of a powered canopy with the SureShade Battery-Powered Bimini. It easily installs on your pontoon boat without the hassle of complicated wiring. Retract and extend the shade from the battery-powered receiver. This model has a black anodized frame and navy canopy fabric. Features:   Easy to install and mounts to most pontoon rail profiles The telescoping frame fits pontoon boats 92-102 in. wide; the canvas is 10 ft. long The marine-grade canvas easily withstands the harsh elements No running wires through the frame Enjoy an average of 30 bimini open and close operations on one two-hour charge Retract or expand with the push of a button For pontoon boats with no bimini or manual tops Specifications: Bimini Style: Power (rechargeable battery) Voltage: 20V What's Included:  Battery kit (2) Navy canvas Poles Mounting hardware Black frame assembly Easy Installation Enjoy the ease of a power pontoon bimini without the hassle of the wiring through the bimini frame. The receiver easily mounts to the boat deck floor underneath the helm station. Ideal for pontoon boats with a manual bimini or no bimini. This bimini's telescopic frame fits pontoon boats 92–102 inches, and the canvas is 10 feet long. Kit Has Everything You Need This power bimini top kit has everything you need, including bimini canvas, poles, mounting hardware, a frame, two batteries, and instructions. This battery-powered bimini can be installed by boatbuilders or boat owners. Charging the receiver is a snap, and you’ll enjoy up to 30 retractions and extensions with just one two-hour charge. Shade with the Push of a Button Retract or extend this pontoon bimini top with the push of a button. The sealed receiver can be conveniently mounted to the boat deck floor, underneath the helm station. The concealment for the receiver wires fits any pontoon rail profile. You are in control should you need additional coverage, protecting you and your passengers against the elements, whether it be harsh UV rays or rain. Shade is yours with the SureShade battery-powered bimini!

Upload/Download Cable for NavNet to PC, 5 Meters WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

230V AC Main + Branch A-Series Toggle Circuit Breaker Panel PN: 8509 White Switches (1) 16A Double Pole Circuit Breaker Installed (3) 8A Single Pole Circuit Breakers Installed (1) 8246 AC Analog Micro Ammeter (1) 8245 AC Analog Micro Voltmeter Features: Red reverse polarity indicating LED All hot, neutral and safety ground buses installed, fully pre-wired All circuit label positions are backlit on standard panels - No kit required "ON" indicating LEDs installed in all circuit positions Maximum panel amperage - 50 Amperes MIL-C-5541C or equivalent immersion undercoating for lifetime corrosion resistance Two-part polyurethane slate gray finish Heavy 1/8" aluminum 5052 alloy Industry standard height and width Countersunk mounting holes throughout Detailed installation instructions and cutout template included Includes set of 30 common Large Format Labels Over 500 individual Labels available WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

R509C-LH CHIRP Transducer Features: Fishing Profile: Commercial and recreational inshore and offshore fishing (deep-water canyon and sea-mount tracking) 25-Internal, Broadband Ceramic Elements Broadband / CHIRP / Spread Spectrum Operating frequencies: Low—Chirps from 28 kHz to 60 kHz High—Chirps from 130 kHz to 210 kHz Beamwidth (Adjustable): Low—23° to 9° High—8° to 4° 10 m (33’) cable, no connector Fast-response water-temperature sensor Boat size: 12 m (40’) and above Hull Type: Fiberglass, wood, or metal Exclusive Transducer ID® This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

R509C-LHW CHIRP Transducer Features: Fishing Profile: Commercial and recreational inshore and offshore fishing (deep-water canyon and sea-mount tracking) 25-Internal, Broadband Ceramic Elements Broadband / CHIRP / Spread Spectrum Operating frequencies: Low—Chirps from 28 kHz to 60 kHz High—Chirps from 130 kHz to 210 kHz Beamwidth (Adjustable): Low—23° to 9° High—8° to 4° 10 m (33’) cable, no connector Fast-response water-temperature sensor Boat size: 12 m (40’) and above Hull Type: Fiberglass, wood, or metal Exclusive Transducer ID® This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Dock Edge "C" Guard Economy PVC Profiles 10ft. Roll - White This economy "C" Shape co-extruded Profile is made to exacting standards from Marine Grade PVC with UV Inhibitors and Fungicides. It will not crack or distort with temperature extremes. It comes in easy to install 10 Ft. coil. It can be used on flat surfaces as well as on pilings. Product Specifications: Part No.: 1132-F Description: "C" Guard Profile, (10 Ft/Roll), White WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Titanium dioxide,Vinyl Chloride which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Venus GX Control - No Display Features: Venus GX The Venus GX provides intuitive control and monitoring for all Victron power systems. The list of Victron products that can be connected is endless: Inverters, Multis, Quattros, MPPT solar chargers, BMV battery monitors, Lynx Ion + Shunt and more.  VRM Online Portal All readings are forwarded to our free remote monitoring website: the VRM Online Portal. To get an impression, try the demo on https://vrm.victronenergy.com. See also the screenshots below.  Remote Console on VRM The way to access the device for setting up, as well as monitoring, is via Remote Console. Either via VRM, via the built-in WiFi Access Point, or on the local LAN/WiFi network.  Automatic genset start/stop A highly customizable start/stop system. Use state of charge, voltage, load and other parameters. Define a special set of rules for quiet times, and optionally a monthly test run.  Data logging When connected to the internet, all data is sent to the VRM Portal. When there is no internet connection available, the Venus GX will store the data internally, up to 48 hours. By inserting a micro SD-card or USB stick, more data can be stored. These files can then be uploaded to the VRM Portal, or offline converted with the VictronConnect app, for analysis. Supported products - Multis and Quattros, including split-phase and three-phase systems. Monitoring and control (on/off and current limiter). Changing configuration is possible (only remotely via the internet, not without an internet connection). - EasySolar 1600VA - BlueSolar MPPT Solar Chargers with a VE.Direct port. - BlueSolar MPPT 150/70 and the MPPT 150/85 with VE.Can port. - SmartSolar MPPT 150/70 and the MPPT 150/100 with VE.Can port. When multiple BlueSolar MPPTs or SmartSolar MPPTs with VE.Can are used in parallel, all the information is combined as one. See also our blog-post about synchronizing multiple MPPT 150/70 solar chargers. - BMV-700 family can be connected directly to the VE.Direct ports on the Venus GX. Use the VE.Direct Cable for this. - BMV-600 family can be connected to the VE.Direct ports on the Venus GX. Requires an accessory cable. - Lynx Ion + Shunt - Lynx Ion BMS - Lynx Shunt VE.Can - Skylla-i battery chargers - NMEA2000 tank sensors - A USB GPS can be connected to the USB port. The data is sent to the VRM Portal for tracking purposes. The map on VRM will show the latest position. - Fronius PV Inverters When more than two VE.Direct products must be connected, USB can be used. Warranty Info WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. Please contact your dealer for any returns, repairs or support issues related to this product.

  There are plenty of benefits that come with starting a business, including having more flexibility and freedom with your schedule. For many individuals, however, the process of becoming an entrepreneur is a bit intimidating because it comes with so many questions.   The good news is, there are several opportunities and resources available for veterans these days that can make the path a little easier to travel. Start by reaching out to local businesses that are veteran-owned so you can network; forging a connection with a company like CLR Marine will give you some support as you start your journey. Then, think about how you can protect your business and grow your ideas at the same time.   Start with a sustainable idea   There are tons of business ideas out there, but only one will be perfect for you and your specific needs and skills. If you have the time and patience, you can build a company from the ground up based on something you enjoy doing, such as woodworking or baking. However, you might consider looking into a franchise, which includes benefits such as built-in branding that already has a customer following and a handbook for daily business operations. This is a great way to ease into the business world because it takes some of the pressure off your shoulders.   Look for funding   Once you have an idea of what sort of business you want to start, it’s time to look for funding. There are several resources available for veterans, but there may only be a few that are right for you. Decide whether you want to look for a loan or a grant, then do some research on which ones you qualify for. Keep in mind that some grants may depend upon the size of your business and whether you plan to have employees, while others factor in your years of service or whether you are living with a disability. It’s also important to note that there are many other resources available to help you cut down on costs and save money throughout the year.   Get some benefits   One resource available to all business owners is the formation of an LLC, or Limited Liability Company. This is a great way to add some protection to your company as well as some tax benefits, as Florida LLC owners aren’t required to pay state taxes on their business income. There are some other tax requirements, however, so it’s essential to find out the rules and regulations that are specific to the state of Florida. Read over the specific steps and guidelines for forming an LLC, and consider using a formation service that can help you get through the process with no issues.    It’s important to stay organized during this process, so create an area to safely file paperwork related to your business. Keep it separate from your personal files so there will be no confusion come tax-time.   Expand your education   One final consideration to make when you’re ready to start a business is how to expand upon your education. As a veteran, you already have an advantage in the business world due to your leadership skills and the ability to adapt to change, so now might be the time to focus on learning more about building a successful website or how to create a marketing plan. There are plenty of free educational opportunities for veterans online, including business classes and workshops, but you can also connect with other small business owners to learn how they’ve handled getting set up. Look for networking opportunities on social media and research more about how to create targeted ads on platforms like Facebook and Instagram to reach more customers.   Starting a business can be stressful, but you can minimize frustration by giving yourself plenty of time to set things up. By getting all your ducks in a row and staying organized, you can bring your business plan to fruition.   Ready to get in touch with CLR Marine? Fill out the contact us form or call 877-275-2576.   Kelli Brewer DeployCare.org   Photo via Pexels      

TZ Navigator Weather Routing Module - Digital Download Navigate Safely & Efficiently Like all sailors know, the most direct route isn't always the best one. The new Routing Module now combines its revolutionary algorithm allowing you to calculate the optimal sailing route based on weather forecasts, currents, polars of your yacht and your own navigation style, with the powerful features of the former Advanced Routing Module to make one product. More performance in routing calculation The new Routing module offers accuracy and flexibility for the most demanding sailing conditions making the software routing calculation easier. It allows advanced sailors to manually control and adjust the weather file parameters in order to get more accurate results. It also introduces the variability notion, helping the skipper to identify the particular moments in the navigation where strategy choices are critical. Routing Module Features: Waves are used for routing computation along with wind and currents One click comparison between several routes and animations to evaluate multiple scenarios Option to pass a waypoint, leaving it Port or Starboard during multi waypoint routing computation Alternative Routing Routing variability calculation and display Weather File Adjustment Its use is more intuitive and user-friendly for recreational boaters, while offering multiple setting options for experienced sailors Routing variability calculation & display After having created a routing you can display on chart the variability.Variability's value allows identifying quickly important variation of wind direction and strength which require from the skipper a supplementary expertise of his forecasts, routing and sourcing files. The variability is equal to 100% if wind direction and strength are stable It will decrease to 80% if the routing shows important variations of the wind direction and strength. It indicates as well the weather transition for example a ridge with a gradient decreasing of pressure thus of wind Variability is symbolized in the Routing tree by a more or less strong display density (as it is shown in the picture above beside). Areas colored in Black indicate weather transitions. A very dense black corresponds to a variability < 70 % and it is thus necessary to cross it in the shortest after an analysis more refined and recalculating a new routing before changing criteria as well as modifying parameters and files sources Light areas show the "Corridors" where weather conditions are more stable depending to forecasts The ability to overlay both together variability and Sailset allows you to clearly view each transition of different ways (as ridge) across the routing. The Variability value is indicated in each line of the Routing center which corresponds to a time period of the weather routing. Weather File Adjustment It is possible to adjust the wind forecast data values, in order, for example, to take into account the hours or wind direction or wind speed, which has been prevailing in the zone for several days. Increase or decrease the wind speed (%): move the cursor along the slide bar to modify to increase or decrease the percentage Increase or decrease the wind speed (value): enter directly a value Change Weather File Time: enter a specific time HH:MM Change Weather File in Latitude and Longitude Change Weather File Direction Increase or decrease in percentage Waves and/or Current values

Join them live through a video webcasts September 29, 30 and October 1 http://epa.gov/greatlakes/live   Lake Michigan: State of the Lake and Great Lakes Beach Association Full agenda: http://aqua.wisc.edu/SOLM/   9:30 - 11:30 am Welcome and Opening Remarks 11:30 am – 1:00 The Collaboration Challenge, Maximizing the Economic Possibilities, Paul Linzmeyer and Sammis White 1:00 - 3:20 Rapid Assessment Methods and Predictive Models for Beach Management Moderator: Tom Edge 3:20 - 4:20 Socio-Economic Benefits of Green Infrastructure and LowImpact Development Moderator: Patty O'Donnell   Wednesday, September 30 7:30 - 9:40 Pathogens and QMRA Moderator: Sheridan Kidd Haack 10:00 - 12:00 Nutrient Management, TMDLs and Bacterial Source Tracking Moderators: Michael Sadowsky and Dean Maraldo 12:00-1:00 Milwaukee's Sustainable Future, Kevin Shafer, Director, Milwaukee MSD 1:00 - 1:40 Nutrient Management, TMDLs and Bacterial Source Tracking - Continued 1:40 - 4:20 Beach Restoration and Stormwater Management Session Chair:  Julie Kinzelman   Thursday, October 1 U.S. Areas of Concern Annual Meeting: Implementing Restoration Targets and Achieving On-The-Ground Results for the Great Lakes Full agenda: http://www.glc.org/rap/aocconference   9:00 - 9:30 Welcome and Opening remarks 9:30 - 10:45 Status Report on the U.S. Areas of Concern Program 11:00 - 12:00 President Obama's Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and Implications for Lake Michigan and the AOCs, Todd Ambs --------------------- Requirements: player for windows media files More information: http://epa.gov/greatlakes/live     Presentations from the State and Tribal Habitat/Species Workshops conducted in 2008 and 2009 as part of the Great Lakes Regional Collaboration's Habitat/Wetlands Initiative are now available online at: http://glrc.us/initiatives/wetlands/Workshops2008-2009.html.       As a side note: I thought everyone would be interested in reading this news release. Auctioning water in our lifetime…who would have thought it.   First Calif. auction will occur this fall (09/24/2009) In what is believed to be an unprecedented move, a Southern California water agency plans to auction off enough water in the Chino Basin this fall to supply about 70,000 homes for a year.   "Water in general has always been a very low-priced commodity, and I think the reality is, it's going to start catching up with other utilities. It's going to fluctuate with markets," said Ken Manning, chief executive of Chino Basin Watermaster, a quasi-public entity that manages the basin. "Whether that's right or wrong, I don't know. I just know where it's going."   Water sales are not uncommon in the state, especially in times of drought. But the water auction appears to be the first of its kind.   The Chino Basin is one of the largest groundwater basins in Southern California.   So far, there are expected to be three types of bidders, according to Manning: local water agencies, Southland developers who under state law must show there is enough water to supply new projects and private investment groups that deal in natural resources.   Chino Basin Watermaster plans to auction a total of 36,000 acre-feet, sold in four blocks, in the online auction, which will take place in November.   Manning said he believes the water will go for between $800 and $1,000 an acre-foot, or roughly $30 million. Underground storage in the basin will cost another $30 million.   "We think we're offering a reliable product. It's in the ground. So it will demand a higher price," he said (Bettina Boxall, Los Angeles Times, Sept. 24). – JK   Keeping You Informed CLR Marine

Tighten up security before you shop on Cyber Monday. Make sure all software on your computer and mobile device is up-to-date, including your OS, browser, and other apps. And if you don't already have it, install a cybersecurity program on your desktop and mobile device (whether it's a Mac or PC) that prevents malware infection to insure maximum coverage. Never Ever use debit cards to shop online. Do you want to give cybercriminals direct access to your bank account?  Banks are not like credit card companies. They will bounce your mortgage payment, your car payment and any other bill you have.  It usually takes about ten days or more to get things straightened out. By then you have real bills that are bouncing. Make sure you are on a secure connection. Look for the padlock icon to the left of the URL when you go to check out.  The URL should read “https” and not just “http. Do Not open Cyber Monday emails with attachments, Dump them in the garbage. Cyber Monday emails with attachments, especially zip files, are super suspect that they have malware attached to them.  Delete them immediately. Watch out for social media scams, especially on Facebook Go directly to a store's website instead of using search engines to look for deals. Delete any Pop-Up it could be redirecting you to a fake site