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Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts for eXplorist (North America)

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Magellan
EAN: 0763357113655
Label: Magellan
Product Manufacturer: Magellan
Model: North America
Publisher: Magellan
Studio: Magellan


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  • Extra-large charts let you see your current position in relation to navaids, channels, moorings and a variety of underwater structures
  • Based on highly respected Navionics Gold charts, BlueNav provides information about tides and currents, depth contours, navaids, port services and more
  • Simply insert the SD card (pre-loaded with ready-to-use cartography) and instantly expand the capability of your SD card-compatible Magellan GPS receiver
  • For use with the expandable Magellan eXplorist 400, 500, 600 and XL
  • Detailed maps on pre-programmed secure digital cards help enhance your journey through Central America



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Enhance the enjoyment and safety of your marine adventures with easy to use MapSend BlueNav XL3 marine charts on Secure Digital cards. Based on highly respected Navionics Gold charts, BlueNav provides a wealth of valuable information including tides and currents, depth contours, navaids, port services and more. Simply insert the SD card pre-loaded with ready-to-use cartography and instantly expand the capability of your SD card-compatible Magellan GPS receiver. Select the MapSend BlueNav XL3 charts for the regions you plan to visit and easily navigate every boating adventure. Sail the Pacific Coast, Atlantic Coast, Gulf Coast, the Bahamas or the Great Lakes with all the maritime information you need to add navigation ease and enjoyment to the journey. See your current position in relation to navaids, channels, moorings and a variety of underwater structures such as wrecks, cables, pilings and obstructions. Navigate and put into port with a wealth of information about the available services. Covers: Central America West, Central America Northeast, Panama To Venezuela From lsla Maria Madre And Puerto Vallarta To Colombia, Ecuador Border And Through Panama Canal East To Bahia De Danta Marta And Northwest To Brownsville, Tx Compatible Units: - eXplorist XL - eXplorist 400 - eXplorist 500 - eXplorist 600

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Designed to be used with the expandable Magellan eXplorist 400, 500, 600 and XL, the Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts can enhance the enjoyment and safety of your maritime journey through Central America. These easy-to-use, extra-large, pre-programmed marine charts on secure digital cards give you extremely valuable navigation information that will save you time and worry. Based on highly respected Navionics Gold charts (Navionics chart number 3G911XL3), BlueNav provides information about tides and currents, depth contours, port services and more.

The Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts are exceptionally easy to use; there's no need to download anything from your computer. Simply insert the SD card (pre-loaded with ready-to-use cartography) and instantly expand the capability of your SD card-compatible Magellan GPS receiver. Select the MapSend BlueNav XL3 charts for the regions you plan to visit and easily navigate every boating adventure. Thanks to Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts, you'll be able to clearly see your current position in relation to navaids, channels, moorings and a variety of underwater structures such as wrecks, cables, pilings and obstructions. For added convenience, you'll also be able to navigate and pull into port with a wealth of knowledge about the available services in the area you're visiting.








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