Description
4° Base Wedge for PowerTower.
Angles your radar down 4° below horizontal and provides a level horizon for your radar when the boat is bow’s up underway.
Scanstrut 4 Base Wedge for Power Tower
£97.80
Fits under the base of your PowerTower.
Pre-fitted watertight base seal.
All mounting holes pre-drilled for a quick and easy installation.
Marine grade polymer in white, UV stabilised.
For installation with Composite & Aluminium PowerTower.
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