| Boating is a sport enjoyed by thousands of people every year. However, it does come with the potentially deadly exposure from the "ugly" side of Mother Nature. If you have experienced the desperate feeling of being out on the water, miles from the marina or your dock, watching clouds building as you listen to low rumbles of thunder, we know why you entered this web site. You want a way to protect yourself, your family and your friends! The answer is… ThunderBolt!
Most people assume that you can count the seconds between the lightning strokes and the sound of thunder or maybe you can use a weather radio to provide useful information. When you know there is danger, you need to do something...so...do you head for home or do you stay there and trust your luck? You need information NOW that will eliminate the guess-work and provide the advanced warning required to safely avoid the potential danger!
Anticipate inclement weather and get real-time information NOW! with ThunderBolt.
The ThunderBolt Technology can detect a thunderstorm from 75 miles away, track it to the boater and give estimated time of arrival! This technology is here and already in use by government, military, utilities, schools, universities and other sports enthusiasts. ThunderBolt is 21st century technology that is a self-contained, personal weather warning system. ThunderBolt will tell you how much time you have before you are within the striking range of lightning. Boaters no longer need to worry about the threat of inclement weather, because now you can have a ThunderBolt Storm Detector aboard to provide the information you need to protect you and your passengers. ThunderBolt has over 50 LCD screen messages with real-time information from Estimated-Time-of-Arrival to Time-To-Clear. Most importantly, it gives you the time you need to head for a safe haven and know when it is safe to resume your boating activities!
WHAT BOATERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THUNDERSTORMS.
Lightning can strike out of a clear blue sky with no visual or audible warning. That’s because the warnings can be too far away to be seen or heard. Trees, hills and mountainous terrain can block the sound of thunder and cloud-cover can hide approaching storm activity. Thunder can only be heard up to 4 miles away. However, lightning can strike from 10 miles away…. too soon to ever hear thunder. When you hear thunder, lightning has already happened and you are within the "deadly" range. Believing that you can count the seconds between the lightning stroke and thunder is one of the most dangerous mistakes boaters make. A boater should never take a chance, believing that what you can’t see or hear won’t hurt you!
ThunderBolt....don’t take a chance!
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