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Garmin BlueChart® g3 Vision® HD - VEU053R - Trondheim - Tromsø - microSD™-SD™

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Garmin BlueChart® g3 Vision® HD - VEU053R - Trondheim - Tromsø - microSD™-SD™BlueChart g3 Vision HD VEU053R Trondheim Troms microSD SD Coverage: Detailed coverage of the Norway coast from Trondheim to Troms. Includes detailed coverage for Sandnessjoen, Bodo, Vaeroy, Langoya, Narvik, and Vestfjorden, as well as lakes Tjeggelvas, Hornavan, Uddjaur, Aisjaur, Fluka, Storavan, and Storsjn. Premier Coastal Charts Industry leading coverage, clarity and detail with updated coastal charts that feature integrated Garmin and Navionics

BlueChart® g3 Vision® HD - VEU053R - Trondheim - Tromsø - microSD™/SD™

Coverage:

Detailed coverage of the Norway coast from Trondheim to Tromsø. Includes detailed coverage for Sandnessjoen, Bodo, Vaeroy, Langoya, Narvik, and Vestfjorden, as well as lakes Tjeggelvas, Hornavan, Uddjaur, Aisjaur, Fluka, Storavan, and Storsjön.

Premier Coastal Charts

  • Industry-leading coverage, clarity and detail with updated coastal charts that feature integrated Garmin and Navionics® content
  • Auto Guidance¹ technology quickly calculates a suggested route by using your desired depth and overhead clearance
  • Includes Depth Range Shading for up to 10 depth ranges, enabling you to view your target depth at a glance
  • Up to 1’ contours provide a more accurate depiction of the bottom structure for improved fishing charts
  • To give a clear picture of shallow waters to avoid, the Shallow Water Shading allows for shading at a user-defined depth

Experience unparalleled coverage and brilliant detail when you’re on the water. BlueChart g3 Vision coastal charts provide industry-leading coverage, clarity and detail with integrated Garmin and Navionics content.

Auto Guidance

Whether you are fishing or cruising, select a spot, and get a route showing you the general path and nearby obstructions at a safe depth1.

Depth Range Shading

This feature displays high-resolution Depth Range Shading for up to 10 depth ranges so you can view your designated target depth.

Shallow Water Shading

To give a clear picture of shallow waters to avoid, this feature allows for shading at a user-defined depth.

Detailed Contours

BlueChart g3 Vision charts feature 1’ contours that provide a more accurate depiction of bottom structure for improved fishing charts and enhanced detail in swamps, canals and port plans.

High-resolution Satellite Imagery

High-resolution satellite imagery with navigational charts overlaid gives you a realistic view of your surroundings. It’s our most realistic charting display in a chartplotter — ideal for entering unfamiliar harbors or ports.

FishEye View

This underwater perspective shows 3-D representation of bottom and contours as seen from below the waterline. Interface with sonar data for a customized view.

MarinerEye View

This view provides a 3-D representation of the surrounding area both above and below the waterline.

Aerial Photography

Crystal-clear aerial photography shows exceptional detail of many ports, harbors and marinas and is ideal when entering unfamiliar ports.

¹Auto Guidance is for planning purposes only and does not replace safe navigation practices

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
Manufacturer : Garmin
Manufacturer Part No : 010-C0789-00
UPC : 753759069698
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