Size 13 SWG to 19 SWG English-made by hand, and will not cut sail twine. These triangular shank needles open a larger hole in the fabric which cuts down on chafe problems when pulling a long length of twine through the sail again and again.
Designed to provide precise voltage control for Balmar's high-output 12-volt alternators and other externally regulated P-type alternators, the MC-618 features eight user-selectable programs
Panel front is IP66 when mounted with the gasket in place - protected against powerful water jets. Includes a 15A circuit breaker switch and a pre-wired harness with dual USB and a 12V Charging Socket. Also, it has a Mini OLED Voltmeter and the integrated circuit breaker prevents a parasitic draw.
The world’s first intelligent universal inline terminator. This NMEA2000 terminator can be used as either a Male or Female terminator or a feed-through terminator for applications at the top of the mast or transom of the boat, making it truly universal.
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