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The Navico Expansion Port-1 is a plug-and-play hub for high-speed data-sharing of multiple LCX, LMS and GlobalMap products with the performance Broadband Sounder-1 module across the onboard network. Waterproof expansion ports resist corrosive marine environments. Unused expansion ports capped for fu

STS-78 Life and Microgravity Spacelab (LMS) 06/20/1996 07/07/199678th Space Shuttle Mission 20th Flight of Columbia Crew: Terence T. Henricks, Commander Kevin R. Kregel, Pilot Susan J. Helms, Payload Commander Richard M. Linnehan, Mission Specialist Charles E. Brady, Jr., Mission Specialist Jean-Jacques Favier, Payload Specialist Robert Brent Thirsk, Payload SpecialistFive space agencies sponsored experiments in the Life and Microgravity Spacelab (LMS) pressurized laboratory housed in the Shuttle's cargo bay. LMS contained more than 40 experiments in human physiology, biology, fluid physics, semiconductor and metal alloy processing, medical research and protein crystal growth.

The Jet-Tone Leon Merian Series of Trumpet MouthpiecesThe Merian C SeriesDesigned with a medium, convex cup, a contoured 27 throat, and a quick flare symphonic backbore, creating an open, pure, rich sound with tremendous presence. The ideal all around mouthpiece for solo, sectional and legitimate performance. Inside diameter is .650". X model has inside diameter of .640".The Merian E SeriesA slightly shallower cup than the C for easier playing in the high register. An excellent mouthpiece that allows a solid middle and low register, producing a brilliant, open sound. Inside diameter is .650". X model has an inside diameter of .640".The Merian "Sizzler"This model has a shallow, convex cup, contoured 26 throat, with a double open backbore. It is an extremely powerful mouthpiece that sizzles and screams. Inside diameter is .650". The X model has an inside diameter of .640".

LVR-880 DSC VHF +FM Fixed Mount Marine Radio VHF with stereo FM radio receiverDual NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 DSC integrationExclusive "Track-Your-Buddy" feature connects DSC position polling to Lowrance LCX, LMS and GlobalMap units via NMEA 2000 to show the location of up to three boating friends on the GPS chart displayNAVIGATION to WAYPOINT with transfer capability to chartplotters200 waypoints with up to 6 character alpha/numeric namingFull Class-D or SC-101 automatic distress operation with high-res position polling and group calling via NMEA 0183/NMEA 2000 output to chartplottersChannel namingS.A.M.E. weather alert for country-to-country monitoring with NOAA Wx 1050Hz tone alertImmediate GPS boat position and time when connected to a compatible GPS chartplotterSimplified intercom with talkback plus built-in 22 w hailer-hornExtra-large and bright custom FSTN full-matrix screen with lat/lon position display without scrollingLarge 2.24" (57mm) speaker for great audio output when running at high speed6 tactile microphone keys with WX key, powerful speaker and easy left- or right-handed controlRotary Channel control with press-to-enter3 favorite channel mode with scanInstant "GO" and MOB key3W external speaker jackCase and microphone fully waterproof (JIS 7 submersible)All available USA, Canadian, International and 10 weather marine channels with channel naming (country specific)Flush-mount kit and dust cover includedThe first with an FM radio and NMEA 2000 interface for Track-Your-Buddy. Plus other premium features in a new and exceptional 25W/1W DSC marine radio.

Collectible diecast model from Maisto of a 1997 Mercedes-Benz CLK Street Car in Silver. The Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR was Intended for racing in the new FIA GT Championship series in 1997, the CLK GTR was designed primarily as a race car, with the road cars necessary in order to meet homologation standards being secondary in the cars design. Thus the limited production road going cars were considered racing cars for the road. After competing successfully in 1997, the race car was upgraded in 1998 for the 24 Hours of Le Mans and renamed the CLK LM. Following the construction of the CLK LMs and the CLK GTR road cars, the project would end in 1999 by being replaced by the Mercedes-Benz CLR Le Mans prototype. Toy safety, manufacturers minimum age - 14 years.