A Good Reflection
It's good to be noticed, but when low visibility from fog and rough-weather conditions sets in, it's a matter of survival.
March 1, 2004
It's good to be noticed, but when low visibility from fog and rough-weather conditions sets in, it's a matter of survival. Davis Instrument's Emergency Radar Reflector's three planes reflect radar signals coming from all directions that creates a good image on fellow vessel's radar screens, reducing the chances you'll plow into a fellow boater in dense fog. Made lightweight with a plastic-metal foil laminate, it installs in seconds. Prices start at $24.95.
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