Used Si-tex G1 vector
gps compass. I bought this for our
refit, but instead installed a Vector compact
compass.
As you can see in the
photo, the cable connector does have a crack and you'll need a new cable from Si-tex or Hemisphere (about $120). I was not able to test it since I never bought the cable for this unit, but they're just two
gps sensors and pretty much indestructible.
New, the
price is around $1900
I'll sell this for $450
Matt
Here are the specs:
Accurate Heading, Position, and Rate of Turn
*
Small compact all-in-one
maintenance free unitFully compatible with
NMEA 2000 or 0183
equipment: Autopilots,
Radar,
AIS, Plotters, etc.Accurate 2D heading and positioning dataBetter than 0.60 degree Heading accuracy90º Rate of Turn
tracking (ROT)Provides Heave,
Pitch and Roll informationDGPS provides sub-meter positioning accuracyDifferential Correction source SBAS (WAAS, EGNOSand MSAS) and RTCM SC-104 data (External Source)COASTTM technology maintains differentially-corrected position for 40 minutes or more with loss of differential signalIntegrated Gyro & Tilt sensors provide fast start up times and Heading updates during temporary loss of GPS20 Hz position and Heading update rates (10Hz standard)Multiple BAUD rate selectionsCE certified for EMI and RFI immunityPre-programmed default settings for Heading, Rate of Turn, Course over Ground, Lat/Long Geographic position, Time & Date
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