NavPod RMX4407 RailMount Pre-Cut for Simrad NSS7/B&G Zeus T7 - RMX4407

NavPod RMX4407 RailMount Pre-Cut for Simrad NSS7/B&G Zeus T7 - RMX4407

Marsoni

M251S

$203.50

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NavPod RMX4407 RailMount Pre-Cut for Simrad NSS7/B&G Zeus T7 - RMX4407NavPod RMX4407 RailMount Pre Cut for Simrad NSS7 B&G Zeus T7 RMX4407 RMX4407 RailMount Pre Cut for Simrad NSS7 B&G Zeus T7 The RailMount NavPods are best used for mounting of an autopilot control, sailing instrument, or small chartplotter onto an existing pedestal guard. Fits onto any 1" or 1. 25" diameter tube. A Chromed Stainless Steel arm is used to mount a NavPod. The NavPod can rotate 180 degrees for easy viewing while sitting under the dodger on

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Good quality wire. Doesn't fail and break after only a few bends or twists like most cheap wire. The silicone insulator is great for flexibility in tight spaces like guitar electronics cavities. I'm constantly trying out new part and pickups and found that some cheaper wires were often failing due to being moved around all the time.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024