Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts for eXplorist (Northwestern alaska/Aleutians) Designed to be used with the expandable Magellan eXplorist 400, 500, 600 and XL, the Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts can enhance the enjoyment and safety of your maritime journey through Northwestern alaska and Aleutians. These easy-to-use, extra-large, pre-programmed marine charts on secure digital cards give you extremely valuable navigation information that will save you time and worry. Based on highly respected Navionics Gold charts (Navionics chart number 1G916XL3), BlueNav provides information about tides and currents, depth contours, port services and more.

The Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts are exceptionally easy to use; there’s no need to download anything from your computer. Simply insert the SD card (pre-loaded with ready-to-use cartography) and instantly expand the capability of your SD card-compatible Magellan GPS receiver. Select the MapSend BlueNav XL3 charts for the regions you plan to visit and easily navigate every boating adventure. Thanks to Magellan MapSend BlueNav XL3 Charts, you’ll be able to clearly see your current position in relation to navaids, channels, moorings and a variety of underwater structures such as wrecks, cables, pilings and obstructions. For added convenience, you’ll also be able to navigate and pull into port with a wealth of knowledge about the available services in the area you’re visiting.

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   2005 Macgregor 26m Sailboat, loaded. 2006 50 hp Honda 4 stoke with less than 20 hours, $860 custom cover, $495 cockpit sun shade, GPS, dual deep cell batteries, electric sump pump, depth gauge, Genoa 206 sq. ft. with roller furlng, mask raising system, , vang, marine head, (2)12 gal gas tanks, 10 gal water tank, trailer with surge brakes, anchor with chain and line, fenders, boarding and swim ladder, and all rigging. Have ~$30,000 invested, like new.

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