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Old 22-10-2009, 10:16   #1
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NMEA 'Out' Cable for Raymarine RL70CRC - Where to Find ?

Though these electronics are only about 5-6 years old, I'm having a heck of a time locating the cable I need. The RL70CRC has a 4 conductuctor jack on the back for NMEA data out. but I haven't been able to locate one so far. Anyone have an idea? The shape looks proprietary.

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Have you contacted RayMarine? I was able to get a NMEA connector for my ST50 radar from them - a much older radar than your RL70.
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Hmmm. Hate to say it, but I found one a couple of years ago on eBay. Took a month of watching, but eventually one came up and I purchased for a VERY good price!
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No response from Raymarine yet, and no cable on their parts listing that looks like the right one. There isn't even a part number for it in the chartplotter's manual! Arrggh!
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I should have been clearer. I obtained only the connector from RayMarine. I had to make up my own cable based on the connector. I called RayMarine when I was looking and a very helpful lady aided me. Given the state of the economy, perhaps RayMarine is not so responsive anymore.
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looking here:

http://www.raymarine.com/SubmittedFi...81188_3www.pdf

sec 8-2, looks like part no is R55005

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Thanks so much for that part number. I was able to order the last one from Raymarine N.A.

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Though these electronics are only about 5-6 years old, I'm having a heck of a time locating the cable I need. The RL70CRC has a 4 conductuctor jack on the back for NMEA data out. but I haven't been able to locate one so far. Anyone have an idea? The shape looks proprietary.

Thanks,
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These units have been out of production for more than 5 years. Even my C120 standard hasn't been made for a few years.

If you don't find your cable, I sent all my cables to the guy who bought mine; he already had his, so he might sell or give you my spare.

Drop me a line at skipgundlach@gmail.com if you need a relay to him.

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Thanks for the offer Skip. Raymarine USA was able to send me the very last one they had, and I have it in service now.

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