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Old 23-11-2015, 02:34   #1
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nmea to raymarine EV1
Please help. I am trying to connect the NMEA from Navman Wind 3100 to a Raymarine EV1 autopilot.
The wires from the Navman include a yellow nmea in and a white nmea out.
The Raymarine EV1 has a seatalk 5 way connector.
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Old 23-11-2015, 18:00   #2
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Re: nmea to raymarine EV1
so you are trying to connect nmea 183 to seatalkng ?.... they are totally different.

there are some converters out there like acusense
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