Clipper EML-2+CLIP EM LOG | Electromagnetic 2 Speed Log Display Data Box Electromagnetic Log TPATRAWIN3 Check with your engine manufacturer

Name: Clipper EML-2+CLIP EM LOG | Electromagnetic 2 Speed Log Display Data Box Electromagnetic Log TPATRAWIN3 Check with your engine manufacturer
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 6918689145
Price: 169.59 USD
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Clipper EML 2+CLIP EM LOG Electromagnetic 2 Speed Log Display Data Box Electromagnetic Log TPATRAWIN3 Check with your engine manufacturer Check with your engine manufacturer for additional hardware needs with rear die cut foam resting pad This data is transmitted in NMEA 0183 format to a Clipper EM Log display unit Trip and Total logs in nautical miles

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