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Navpod Pp4800-07 Powerpod For Raymarine Axiom 9

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Navpod Pp4800-07 Powerpod For Raymarine Axiom 9NAVPOD PP4800 07 PowerPod Model: PP4800 07 PowerPod Pre Cut for Raymarine AXIOM 9 (Pre Cut is for Surface Mount using rear mounting brackets, Requires Raymarine Right Angle Connector) PowerPods are better than bracket mounting. Sturdy and secure, yet clean and attractive, PowerPods position your fishfinder chartplotter at a 20 degree viewing angle. PowerPods provide the clean look of flush mounting with the advantages of a swivel base. PowerPods are

NAVPOD PP4800-07 PowerPod

Model: PP4800-07
  • PowerPod Pre-Cut for Raymarine AXIOM 9 (Pre-Cut is for Surface Mount using rear mounting brackets, Requires Raymarine Right Angle Connector)

PowerPods are better than bracket mounting. Sturdy and secure, yet clean and attractive, PowerPods position your fishfinder/chartplotter at a 20-degree viewing angle. PowerPods provide the clean look of flush mounting with the advantages of a swivel base.

PowerPods are better than bracket mounting. Sturdy and secure, yet clean and attractive, PowerPods position your fishfinder/chartplotter at a 20-degree viewing angle. PowerPods provide the clean look of flush mounting with the advantages of a swivel base.

NavPods are made to protect your marine electronics from the harshest of wet boating conditions. All NavPods are manufactured with a double gasket system that provides an excellent watertight seal. PowerPods keep the spray off the electrical connections on the back of your fishfinder/chartplotter, assuring reliability and longevity of your marine electronics.

Your fishfinder/chartplotter is easily flush mounted into the pre-cut face of the PowerPod. The base has a large opening (1.1? for PP4100, PP4400, PP4500, PP4600 Series; 1.8? for PP4800, PP4900, PP5030, PP5050, PP5060, PP5100, PP5200, PP5920 models) to provide plenty of room for running wires and connectors through the base to conceal them from the elements. This provides protection for wires and connectors from water intrusion, UV exposure or damage from getting snagged and ripped out of their sockets.

All NavPods come with a security wrench and Nickel Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel tamper-resistant screws for a little bling and a lot of security. PowerPod pre-cut models are available for most 7?, 9?, 12? and 16? displays from all major marine electronic manufacturers. NavPod backs up their commitment to quality by offering a 10-year warranty on all Gen3 NavPods.

Specifications
Overall
Height
in 13.11
cm 33.3
Width
in 13.25
cm 33.7
Depth
in 8.75
cm 22.2
Usable Face
Height
in 8
cm 20.3
Width
in 11.125
cm 28.3
Depth
in 4.375
cm 11
Max Cutout
in 7.75
cm 19.1
With
in 10.625
cm 27.0
Base Footprint
Height
in 3.25
cm 8.3
Width
in 8.27
cm 21.0
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