$200 Rebate B&g Zeus²9 Multifunction Display W/insight Model# 000-11188-001 on 2040-parts.com
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B&G Zeus²9 Multifunction Display w/Insight Model# 000-11188-001
B&G SUMMER SAVINGS $200 Mail-In Rebate * Buy now til 7/10/16 and upon purchase we will EMAIL you a store receipt and Mail-In Rebate form * Valid in the USA, Canada and Puerto Rico * We are an Authorized Simrad Reseller * You pay the price as listed, we do not deduct the mail-in rebate from the selling price listed * Mail-In Rebate must be postmarked no later than 7/31/16
Zeus²9 Multi-function display, With Insight charts
The Zeus² chartplotter is packed full of B&G's unique sailing specific features. Additional benefits include an easy to use, highly intuitive and responsive user interface, multi-touch widescreen with pinch to zoom technology - all backed up by B&G's signature rotary controller. From the ultra-fast processor, which offers seamless chart redraw and super sharp graphics, to the bonded glass, bright LED backlit screen, every inch of the Zeus² has been engineered to provide style and performance in the toughest of environments. Zeus² integrates seamlessly with your network including Broadband Radar, AIS, CZone Digital Switching and much more. Perfect for the sailor who likes to spend more time on the water than at the chart table, the Zeus² has an array of options to help improve on water navigation and maximize sailing success. SailSteer: A composite sailing screen, which combines key sailing data into one clear display. The SailSteer navigation screen shows Heading and COG, Current Layline, Calculated Tide, True Wind Angle indicator, Rudder Angle Indicator and Opposite Tack Layline to name but a few features. All data is shown relative to the boat - so it's quick and easy to relate to reality. GoFree: The most powerful multifunction display wireless solution available anywhere!! Control and view your Zeus² via your tablet - wherever you are. View data on a Smartphone and carry a chartplotter in your pocket. Requires GoFree WiFi-1 Wireless Gateway Module Enhanced Sail Navigation includes: SailTime calculations - no more reliance on ETAs and distances that are only useful for powerboats Enhanced Laylines - see your tacking angles on a chart, even without an active waypoint Enhanced Tides - internal tidal calculations and Navionics® Dynamic Tides and Currents data (requires Navionics cartography) ensure a clear overview of tides and currents. Key Features
Comes With:
Basemap
Yes
Card Format
Micro SD
Cartography - Preloaded
Yes
Cartography Brand
Navionics
Cartography Type
Platinum/Gold/Hotmaps
Internal/External Antenna
Internal
Resolution (VxH)
800 x 480
Screen Size
9"
Screen Type
Color
Touchscreen
Yes
Voltage - Input Range (Volts)
9-31.2 V DC
Waterproof Rating
Waterproof
Weather Capable
Yes
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