LiquidrawPortland Course Plotter With Marine Protractor | Navigation Protractor | Useful Tool For Marine Navigation | Made From Strong Clear Acrylic | Bold Clear Markings | Easy to Carry
Description
🌊 Plot Your Course with Confidence!
- BUILT TO LAST - Crafted from strong clear acrylic for durability on the water.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Intuitive layout makes marine navigation a breeze.
- LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLE - Weighs only 0.31 kg, perfect for on-the-go navigation.
- NAVIGATE WITH PRECISION - Bold clear markings ensure accuracy in every course.
- ESSENTIAL FOR EVERY NAVIGATOR - A must-have tool for both seasoned sailors and beginners.
The Liquidraw Portland Course Plotter is a high-quality marine navigation tool designed for precision and ease of use. Made from durable clear acrylic, it features bold markings for accurate plotting, making it an essential accessory for any navigator, whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting your maritime journey.
Specifications
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14.61 x 5.43 x 1.34 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.31 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Liquidraw |
| Manufacturer | Liquidraw |
Reviews
F**N
Does what it needs to
Standard nautical nav plotter. You can spin the center part around to have the variation so you don't have to do the math in your head. The only thing slightly confusing is that it would appear to me that the variation scale is labeled exactly backward, but if you think about it, it's easy to set it right.
P**D
Misaligned and paint seemed likely to wear quickly
Wanted to love it but couldn't. It may have been a fluke, but mine arrived with a misaligned washer that tipped the rotating dial away from the baseplate and skewed course/bearing readings. I may have been able to fix it, but that shouldn't be necessary and I don't know that it would stay aligned. Given its size, heavy weight, and the spotty state of the paint on a new plotter, I returned it and found a better lexan option from an aviation shop.
S**E
Educate your Assemblers
Received over-priced product assembled backwards. If I were someone new and just learning Im sure this would create alot of unnecessary confusion. How hard is it to screw on one part the correct way?!!!
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