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Old 05-11-2023, 00:22   #1
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ST2000 plug replacement

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A buddy recently gifted me an ST2000 with the plug cut off. Where could I find a replacement plug? Is my best bet to purchase a used ST2000 and cut the plug off it? I am not planning on hooking it into a NMEA system in the foreseeable future. Can I use any 12 volt plug/socket available? The original plug has six pins but only a +\- wire. Can I use a +\- plug/socket with the ST2000? Thanks!
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Old 05-11-2023, 01:45   #2
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Re: ST2000 plug replacement

According to Chuck, at Raymarine:
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”The cable assembly (including plug) which is used to connect the ST2000 to its bulkhead socket is permanently connected to the ST2000. Replacement cable for the ST2000 are not available as a customer serviceable part. It is recommended that the ST2000 be sent to Raymarine’s Product Repair Center to be have its cable replaced.
https://forum.raymarine.com/showthread.php?tid=10093
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Re: ST2000 plug replacement

I have an old ST2000 here. I just took at look at it, and the plug is a standard 6 pin circular plug with a key.

Looks like they are available to buy.

https://www.svb24.com/en/raymarine-r...er-pilots.html

with socket: (plug/socket kit)

https://jgtech.com/d339.html
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