NSO evo3S 19" MFD Display Only Ultimate Clarity NSO evo3S delivers the ultimate view with an ultra-bright 19-inch display, ideal for both indoor and outdoor installations. Wide viewing angles keep the screen in view from anywhere in sight, even if you’re wearing polarised sunglasses. See more than ever with Full HD resolution, and the option to combine up to six panels in a split-screen layout. Intuitive Control A responsive, multi-touch display places control of your on-board electronics at your fingertips. Intuitively navigate charts, define waypoints, and take control of connected systems such as autopilot, radar, and sonar with a touch. A range of optional keypads add classic controls, perfect for fine adjustments or use in rough conditions. Swift Response Every NSO evo3S display features an integrated six-core processor for ultimately smooth response, from charting to StructureScan® 3D imaging. Enjoy swift access to the information you need, as you need it, whether you’re cruising the open ocean or carefully navigating a crowded harbour. Glass Helm Style NSO evo3S glass helm systems offer the perfect combination of form and function. Create your own custom helm layouts to suit any activity, and switch seamlessly between those layouts in an instant. Low-profile glass helm styling complements any helm design, from ultra-modern to timeless classic. Fully Connected Built-in wireless connectivity links NSO evo3S to your existing mobile devices for remote viewing and control, and delivers easy online software upgrades via any wireless internet hotspot. Wired Ethernet, NMEA 2000®, and J1939 networking provide almost limitless integration options, from vessel-wide display systems to radar, sonar, engine integration, and much more. Features: Ultra-bright, Full HD 19-inch display Easy touchscreen control of your entire Simrad system Integrated six-core processor for ultimate performance Low-profile glass helm styling See more than ever with six-panel split screen option Connect with smartphones, tablets, and internet hotspots In The Box: Display unit Suncover Bezels Power cable and connector block RJ45 to 5-pin Ethernet adapter cable NMEA 0183 connector block Documentation pack Cable retainer kit Panel mounting kit Connections: NMEA 2000 - NMEA 2000 data J1939 - J1939 engine data USB - mouse, keyboard or mass storage NETWORK 1-3 - Ethernet network SD - microSD card reader HDMI OUT - HDMI video output VIDEO IN - composite video input HDMI IN - HDMI video input NMEA 0183 - NMEA 0183 data POWER - 12 - 24 V DC input, external alarm and power control

Zeus3 7" Multifunction Display with Insight Charts Updated Features: Advanced WindPlot C-MAP® Easy Routing and Navionics® Autorouting support Easy-to-interpret C-MAP Navigation Palette Advanced WindPlot: provides users with a clearer view of wind trends, easier comparison of True Wind Speed (TWS) to True Wind Direction (TWD) and better display in small panels for use alongside charts, RacePanel or SailSteer features. C-MAP® Easy Routing and Navionics® Dock-to-Dock Autorouting: You will navigate faster and easier with automatic route planning. Menu activated, the feature automatically plots the shortest and safest course based on a boat’s draft, beam and height, creating a route around a landmass and other fixed navigational hazards. Requires C-MAP MAX-N+ charts, Navionics+ or Navionics Platinum charts. C-MAP Navigation Palette: Enhances the readability of C-MAP charts, especially near shore, making it easy to tell where the boat is in relation to a channel, navaid, ledges and drop-offs, or a point of land. The Zeus3 7 is a complete chartplotter navigation system for blue water cruisers and regatta racers. This high-performance multifunction display features a 7-inch widescreen display, incorporating SolarMAX™ HD technology for brilliant daytime visibility and ultra-wide viewing angles. To ensure reliable control in all conditions and situations, Zeus3 incorporates an all-weather touchscreen that works even while wet. It combines this with an integrated rotary dial and keypad capable of controlling all display functions. Both sets of controls can be used simultaneously, or Zeus3 can be switched to non-touch mode for dependable operation under the most extreme conditions. A high-performance processor enables responsive operation and quick chart redraw while moving, panning or zooming. Zeus3 is powered by B&G software designed specifically for sailors, and packed with a wide array of sail-specific functionality. See all key sailing data on a single screen with SailSteer, view laylines and tacking angles overlaid on charts, and plan more accurately with Sailing Time arrival estimates that factor in the realities of travel by wind. RacePanel delivers a range race-proven functionality including integration with B&G H5000 tactical systems for additional analytical and predictive capabilities. Built-in Wi-Fi lets you access charts, weather information, software updates and online support directly from your display via any Wi-Fi internet hotspot. GoFree® Wi-Fi also lets you mirror your Zeus3 screen on a compatible smartphone, and control your Zeus3 display from a compatible tablet, for an extra display that you can use anywhere on board. See what lies ahead beneath the water with built-in support for ForwardScan® sonar, and above the water with plug-and-play support for Broadband Radar® and AIS solutions. Enhance your situational awareness in crowded harbours and during races and regattas with tools like MARPA target tracking and AIS overlay. Complete autopilot integration means short-handed and single-handed sailors can take immediate control of their B&G autopilot system from any B&G Zeus3 display on board. Zeus3 also connects seamlessly to a wide range of sensors, instruments, displays, expansion modules, and accessories; allowing you to create a fully-integrated electronics solution to provide greater safety, performance, and enjoyment on the water. Specifications: Dimensions: 9.4"W x 5.9"H x 3.5"D Display: 7" IPS optically bonded TFT Resolution: 600 x 1024 Mounting Type: Bracket(supplied) or Panel Mount External Storage: 2 MicorSD, max. 32GB each Internal Storage: 16GB Supply Voltage: 10- 31.2 VDC Wifi: Yes Bluetooth: Yes Video: 2 x composite (RCA connectors) video inputs Ethernet: Yes NMEA 2000: Yes NMEA 0183: Yes Waypoints, Routes, Tracks: 6000 Waypoints, 500 Routes with 100 Max Route Points, 50 Tracks with up to 12,000 track points Preloaded with Insight Chart Cartography Supported: Insight, Navionics (Gold, Nav+, Platinum+), C-MAP (MAX N, MAN N+) NV Digital(Raster US Charts) Internal GPS Antenna Autopilot Support: Full Autopilot Control and commissioning

RailMount Pre-Cut for Raymarine Axiom 7 & Axiom+ 7 RailMount Pre-Cut for Raymarine Axiom 7 and Axiom+ 7 only NO SONAR—-NOT FOR AXIOM 7 DV or AXIOM 7 RV (Requires Part# R70561 Right Angled Cable) (Pre-Cut is for Surface Mount) (fits 1″ or 1.25″ tubing) RailMount NavPods are best used for mounting an autopilot control, sailing instrument, or small chartplotter onto an existing pedestal guard. Fits onto any 1″, 1.125″, or 1.25″ diameter tube. A Stainless Steel arm is used to mount the NavPod housing. The NavPod can rotate 180 degrees for easy viewing while sitting under the dodger on a rainy day. All wiring runs from the NavPod, down the center of the stainless steel arm (available space is 0.75″ inside the narrowest part of the arm, so keep this in mind for planning your cable run; most transducer cables will not fit through the arm), and into the pedestal guard. This application provides a clean and sturdy installation for electronics, without the replacement of the pedestal guard. RailMounts are designed for all popular standard-size instruments, as well as 7 and 9-inch chartplotters. Structural Rigidity – The Gen3 enhancements now include a thicker gauge acrylic capped ABS material that improves strength and provides better structural rigidity. This thicker material allows for a larger waterproof seal. The better the structural rigidity, the less flexing when tightening and more uniform pressure on the seal. The excellent UV stability of the acrylic is combined with the durability of the ABS. The acrylic cap protects the ABS from UV and its potentially damaging effects on plastic. Waterproof Seal – All RailMount NavPods are manufactured with a double gasket system providing an excellent watertight seal. This seal provides the best protection for your Marine Electronics. NavPods are made to withstand the harshest wet offshore boating conditions. Gen3 enhancements include a thicker external silicone gasket with an improved flush fit. The internal Poron Microcell Polyurethane gasket is now 50% thicker and is not subject to a “compression set” like many rubber compounds. This is important when you need to open the NavPod in the future in order to service your electronics. The gasket will continue to do its job. Nickel Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel – We use all 316 stainless steel hardware that is supplied with each NavPod. Large round-head tamper-resistant screws have deeper sockets for the NavPod wrench for better holding ability when tightening than screws used on our Traditional Series NavPod. The Nickel Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel tamper-resistant screws provide security combined with a little style! Commitment to Quality – We stand behind our commitment by offering a 10-year warranty on all new Gen3 NavPods.

1" x 50' Boxed Heavy Duty Reinforced PVC (FDA) Hose - Drinking Water Safe - Clear Clear FDA-grade PVC hose with heavy-duty nylon reinforcement provides excellent flexibility and bend radius. Features:  Good flexibility and bend radius Resists odor, taste, and up to 250 PSI/WP (depending on I.D. size) @ 70°F (21°C)  This hose is safe for use with drinking water Application: For pressurized drinking water systems and many other uses For cold and hot tap water Construction: Tube: Plasticized PVC (FDA) Color: Clear with white nylon reinforcement Reinforcement: PVC and HD nylon reinforcement Temperature Range: 20°F to 150°F (-7ºC to 66ºC) Length: Boxed, 50’ (15.24m) Specifications: Inner Diameter: (inch) 1" / (mm) 25.4 Outer Diameter: (inch) 1.185 / (mm) 30.1 Burst Pressure: (PSI @ 70ºF) 25.7 / (bar) 1.77 Working Pressure: (PSI @ 70ºF) 90  Bend Radius: (inch) 4" / (mm) 101.6

  Buy a new qualifying Seaview product now until June 15th, 2020, and receive savings up to $25. Qualifying products include Modular Mounts, Mast Mounts, Camera Mounts, Sail Pods, Deck Pods, Cable Glands and additional accessories. Don't miss out!   *Offer valid now until June 15th, 2020            Specials    Closeouts    Remanufactured   Rebates  

Add-On Instrument Pod - Uncut Max Usable Face: 4.625" x 4.625" Max Cut Out Area: 4.125" x 4.125" This Seaview Accessory Pod can be mounted to Seaview Sail Pods, Deck Pods or Rail Pods. These Accessory Pods give you the flexibility to mount additional instruments. Made from high quality marine grade UV resistant ABS plastic and is held together with tamper resistant security screws. A water tight gasket prevents water from intruding into the pod. Depending on the size of your Sail Pod, Deck Pod or Rail Pod one to four Accessory Pods can be mounted.

Scanpod Helm Pod 4 Instrument Uncut - Usable Face 4.3" x 19.7" - White Specifications: 4 Instrument Color: White Depth: 3.2" Usable Face: 4.3H" x 19.75W" Scanpod Range The exciting range of instrument pods takes a fresh look at the challenge of installing chartplotters, radar displays, instruments and autopilot control onto yachts and powerboats Features: Simplified range - easy product selection Manufactured from acrylic caped ABS plastic - tough, durable and UV stable Tamper proof stainless fastenings - secure install without self-tapping into plastic Innovative watertight seal system - full instrument protection supplied uncut to fit any display

Add-On Uncut Single Instrument Pod for Triton2 Max Usable Face: (5" x 5") Max Cutout Area: (4.38" x 4.38") This Seaview Accessory Pod can be mounted to Seaview Sail Pods, Deck Pods or Rail Pods. These Accessory Pods give you the flexibility to mount additional instruments. Made from high quality marine grade UV resistant ABS plastic and is held together with tamper resistant security screws. A water tight gasket prevents water from intruding into the pod. Depending on the size of your Sail Pod, Deck Pod or Rail Pod one to four Accessory Pods can be mounted.

Yes, it's a cliché, and if you are a sailor, you've probably heard this play-on-words before. While none of us want to admit that we are growing older, I can attest that 99.9 percent of my sailing friends are part of the baby boom generation. Generationally, baby boomers are people born between 1946 – 1964. My husband Bob and I, who have been sailing for more than 30 years, are part of this demographic.   The Ancient Mariner   When global mariner Reese Palley, at age 82, wrote Call of the Ancient Mariner: Reese Palley's Guide to a Long Sailing Life he proclaimed that "sailing is the natural sport for the old, the best way to lengthen and improve your life, and the perfect antidote to a society that conspires to narrow senior horizons". His audience? The nearly one million recreational sailors over 60.   Although Palley is no longer with us (died at 93 years old in 2015), he was the perfect guy to speak about sailing and old age. His two circumnavigations around the earth happened in his 60th and 70th years. He was committed to helping sailors of all types successfully and safely sail into their golden years. He said sailing, as a natural sport, can improve the health of people in their later chapters of life.   Making your voyage a little more 'physically and mentally' user-friendly.   Is it a little tougher to 'tote that barge/lift that bail' and be the grinder in trimming the sails? It's a given that as our bodies age, our muscles and joints become less supple.   The flaw in the older mariner's psyche is the belief that we can do anything with Herculean strength. Bite the bullet. Admit that the aging process has produced some limitations. Stop being Captain Purist. Accept help. If you can't be the fastest at the winch anymore, install a powerwinch. Don't risk a back or shoulder injury.   Have navigation equipment that is easy on the eyes. This a nice way of saying to have GPS Plotters, Fish Finders, Weather Fax, and radar equipment with a text enlargement feature. Be sure that your night vision equipment has the ability for text enlargement. You can't call for help from your Marine radio if you can't read the channel numbers beyond 16.   Have several extra pairs of reading glasses and flashlights in every combing box, swag/gear bag, and bedside bunk compartment, both above deck and below. Have readers duck taped near your gauges. Keep those glasses handy for squinting at shore power pedestals.   We were caught up in two situations where the captain left the boat in daylight and returned in the dark. The hatch was locked with a combination lock and couldn't be read and opened without reading glasses and flashlight. Argh!   Have a pair of reading glasses attached to your First Aid Kit and emergency equipment. Include flares and fire extinguishers. You have to be able to read the dosage on your medication bottles, and possibly a crew member's, too. In life rafts that are prepacked, include a pair of your prescription glasses (and pet food if traveling with your pet).   Back to Basics vs. Safety Common Sense   While we focus here on sailors over 60, we think about going back to the ways of ancient mariners who navigated by the wind and the stars. A good friend learned to sail four decades ago by the seat of his pants. Friends sent him out in a small sailboat, at night, with no landmarks visible, and only the wind in the sails as his teacher.   Let's not be stupid. When it comes to safety, communication and navigation equipment are a must. The bulk of our sailing experience has been on the Great Lakes, and charter trips to the BVIs and St. Maarten. On one such adventure on Lake Michigan, a group of boats sailed together from Chicago to a harbor in Indiana - a four to six-hour trip. This was years ago before personal cellphones. When one of our solo skippers started out late and didn't arrive when she should have, we went into search mode. The marine police and Coast Guard were called.   She arrived safely after sailing into the wrong harbor, then correcting the error, and eventually finding us. She also had no working radio and no GPS or Loran. The stupidity award was given, and we pitched in and bought her a radio.   Enjoy the Ride   A successful voyage means getting from point A to point B in the safest possible way, all the while taking your time and enjoying the ride. No stress, no yelling, just you, the wind, and the waves.   Here's to hitting the high seas at any age. Wind in your hair- the hair that you have left – with crew you love. Fair winds. Smooth sailing.   Award-winning author Cheryl Kuba has been at the helm for more than 30 years sailing the Great Lakes, with side trips to the British Virgin Islands and St. Maarten. She has served as past- Commodore of Great Lakes Fleet 21 -Chicago region. 3Happycampers.com  

PP4100 PowerPod Uncut Part #: PP4100 NavPod Protects Your Electronics From Harsh Conditions The PP4100 PowerPod is uncut with a usable face of 4.5"W x 4.5"H and a footprint of 3.875" x 3.875".

Uncut Single Instrument Pod for Triton2 - Stainless Steel Clamp Max Useable Face: (5″ × 5″) Max Cut Out Area: (4.38″ × 4.38″) Seaview offers a solution to the age old problem of figuring out where to mount all your instruments on your sailboat. The Seaview Rail Pod allows you to mount smaller displays and instruments directly to the rail. Allowing you to postion the instrument where it is most optimal for you. Fits onto 1", 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" rails. A single high polished 316 stainless steel clamp is used. Cables are routed internally through the clamp and into the rail. The Rail Pod housing is made from UV protected ABS plastic housing, and sealed with a water tight rubber gasket. Tamper resistant screws are used to hold the housing together. A reinforced base made from King Starboard is added for increased strength and stability (on certain models). Stainless Steel Clamps A single high polished stainless steel clamp is used to secure your Rail POD onto 1", 1.125" and 1.25" (25mm to 32mm) rails. Seaview Rail Pods fit standard 9.5", 12" and non standard guard rails. Security screws are used to hold the Rail Pod together. A water tight gasket is used to prevent water from entering inside the pod, while a GORE-TEX ventilation vent lets hot air to escape without letting water in. Optional Accessory Pod One of the unique abilities with the Rail Pod is the ability to add optional side pods (part #SP1BOX). Currently no other sailboat pod on the market has this feature. Depending on the pod box size you choose you are able to mount either one to four of these accessory pods. This gives the user lots of flexible solutions to optimize their setup. The SP1BOX is made of UV resistant white ABS plastic and held together with tamper resistant screws and sealed with a rubber gasket. 

Scanpod Slim Deck Pod - f/10" to 12" Display - White Solve the challenge of finding a level mounting surface to install your displays onto your powerboat, RIB or sailboat wheelhouse. Features: Fits 10” to 12” displays Usable face 14W x 9.6H Swivel & Tilt Base One handed quick release action. Simply release the lever, swivel and tilt to suit your requirements before locking back into position Best viewing angle An adjustable ball joint allows range of movement and multiple mounting angles Added Strength Inner bracing plate secures the Deck Pod base to the pod and gives increased rigidity to the assembly eliminating potential damaged from shock and vibration Overhead mounting Deck Pod models can be overhead mounted. Hassle Free Install & Service  Fixings fit from back to front cutting their threads into injection moulded ABS inserts designed into the Pod front. This design allows for a quick and safe install and repeat servicing. Increased Protection  Pod seal is manufactured from a high tear strength silicone, it has a very high resistance to heat and UV so you can have confidence that it wont deteriorate over time. Supplied Uncut As standard you will receive your Scanpod uncut

Scanpod Slim Deck Pod - Up to 7" Display Solve the challenge of finding a level mounting surface to install your displays onto your powerboat, RIB or sailboat wheelhouse. Features: Fits up to 7” displays Usable face 9.4W x 6.25H Swivel & Tilt Base One handed quick release action. Simply release the lever, swivel and tilt to suit your requirements before locking back into position Best viewing angle An adjustable ball joint allows range of movement and multiple mounting angles Added Strength Inner bracing plate secures the Deck Pod base to the pod and gives increased rigidity to the assembly eliminating potential damaged from shock and vibration Overhead mounting Deck Pod models can be overhead mounted. Hassle Free Install & Service  Fixings fit from back to front cutting their threads into injection moulded ABS inserts designed into the Pod front. This design allows for a quick and safe install and repeat servicing. Increased Protection  Pod seal is manufactured from a high tear strength silicone, it has a very high resistance to heat and UV so you can have confidence that it wont deteriorate over time. Supplied Uncut As standard you will receive your Scanpod uncut

Scanpod Slim Deck Pod - Up to 8" Display Solve the challenge of finding a level mounting surface to install your displays onto your powerboat, RIB or sailboat wheelhouse. Features: Fits up to 8” displays Usable face 11.4W x 7.5H Swivel & Tilt Base One handed quick release action. Simply release the lever, swivel and tilt to suit your requirements before locking back into position Best viewing angle An adjustable ball joint allows range of movement and multiple mounting angles Added Strength Inner bracing plate secures the Deck Pod base to the pod and gives increased rigidity to the assembly eliminating potential damaged from shock and vibration Overhead mounting Deck Pod models can be overhead mounted. Hassle Free Install & Service  Fixings fit from back to front cutting their threads into injection moulded ABS inserts designed into the Pod front. This design allows for a quick and safe install and repeat servicing. Increased Protection  Pod seal is manufactured from a high tear strength silicone, it has a very high resistance to heat and UV so you can have confidence that it wont deteriorate over time. Supplied Uncut As standard you will receive your Scanpod uncut

By KANDACE DODSON / The Dallas Morning News <kdodson@dallasnews.com>   Practice pays off for Heath student heading to Netherlands regatta While other elementary-school children celebrate Easter with egg hunts, 11-year-old Geoffrey Nelson of Heath will be representing the United States in the 23rd International Optimist Easter Regatta in the Netherlands. Getting to sail in the March 21-24 event is quite an honor – it attracts 270 of the world's best sailors under the age of 16.   But Geoffrey doesn't intend to stop there.   "I want to be in America's Cup," said the Amy Parks Elementary School honor student. "Another option would be to compete in the Olympics with my brother if we could compete together in two-person boats." Geoffrey qualified for the competition at an October regatta in Norfolk, Va. He finished in the top ranks among 280 junior sailors from across the country.   In the Netherlands, Geoffrey will represent Chandlers Landing Yacht & Tennis Club in Rockwall, piloting a 7-foot-long, single-person boat. The Easter Regatta will take place on Braassemermeer, a lake near the town of Roelofarendsveen. Getting to sail as part of Team USA is a prestigious feat for the sixth-grader, who has won numerous awards in local and national sailing competitions.   "Most kids qualify for the national team when they are 14 or 15 years old," said his mother, Dawn Nelson. Geoffrey and his brothers, Stephen, 13, and Zachary, 9, have been sailing for about two years. They get lots of support from their friends at Chandlers Landing.   "All the members have gotten behind them and celebrated with their winnings and commiserated their defeats," Mrs. Nelson said. Member Gary Slodowick, in particular, has helped the junior sailors progress.   "Gary took them in and made a great friendship," Mrs. Nelson said. "He's a great mentor. They sail every Wednesday night in racing season on Lake Ray Hubbard."   Former Rockwall County Commissioner Scott Self, who also sails on Lake Ray Hubbard and has competed in races, said Geoffrey can expect "incredible" competition in the Netherlands.   Young sailors will come from New Zealand and France, where "the sport of sailing is like basketball over here," Mr. Self said. But the young Heath sailor should be ready. "Geoffrey is out there practicing all winter long," Mr. Self said. Geoffrey and his brothers have learned early how much time a competitive sport such as sailing can take.   "They put a ton of work into it; this is what they do on weekends," Mrs. Nelson said. "Sometimes it's hard. They do choose and make choices. They miss social events because they're already scheduled for other things." On the other hand, the Nelsons have great opportunities to travel. Last summer, the family spent seven weeks on the road, towing boats on a trailer to regattas in the northern United States. "We love it," Mrs. Nelson said. "Out on the lake or ocean isn't a bad way to spend your day."   The site of this month's regatta is only 15 kilometers from the North Sea. "It's going to be windy," Mrs. Nelson said. But that shouldn't faze Geoffrey.   "We see the boys out there [on Lake Ray Hubbard] while all the adults are saying it's too windy to go out," Mr. Self said. By competing in regattas, Geoffrey is proving that he is a skilled contender who will be around awhile. "He sails kind of different than other children – he's very much an adrenaline sailor," his mom said. "Experienced sailors watch him and say, 'Wow!' "He's a competitor. ... It's just a gift."