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Detailed features
Calculate the height of the tide with this marine accessory!
The Tide Calculator is a graphical ruler that allows you to determine the height of water at any time. Easy to use, it replaces with precision and speed the calculations with the rule of twelfths.
Detailed features of the Flash-Tide Tide Calculator
The Tide Calculator is a graphical ruler that allows you to determine the water level at any time. Easy to use, it replaces the calculations with the twelfths rule with precision and speed.
The product includes a instructions for use and access to online tutorials on tv.nautictraining.com.
The navigation rules of the Flash-Tide brand are designed and manufactured in France by Nautic Training.
- PVC product
- Dimensions: 420 x 110 mm
- Graduation in 4 colors
- Barometric correction scale
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