Description
- NMEA 2000 compliant output
- PGN 128259 + 128275
- Current consumption 30mA
- Connects to any NMEA 0183 VHW + VLW output (inc NASA Marine NMEA ouput speed logs)
- LED for data transmission
The product consists of a translator box which inputs the NMEA 0183 speed log data sentences VHW + VLW. It translates the 0183 data into NMEA 2000 compliant speed and distance data for connection via a micro-c’ connector directly into an existing NMEA 2000 network.
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