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Clipper Wind NMEA Output cable (5 metre for MK1 five wire masthead systems)
This cable connects to the back of the MK1 five wire Clipper Wind display to enable the NMEA output to be connected to external devices. Cable length 5 metres Fitted with 2 way wire trap terminal block
Meteoman masthead Unit *
Masthead unit for connection to the Meteoman Barometer.
The unit sends apparent wind speed and direction data via NMEA 0183 to Meteoman display. Complete with 20 metres of cable.
Clipper Pod
Clipper Pod. A robust POD moulding to suit 2 x Clipper Cockpit display units. Suitable for open cockpit mounting.
Supplied with 2 x 2 metre coaxial cables and 2 x cable glands for mounting the Clipper Log and Clipper depth
Waterproof VHF Extension Speaker
Popular 5 watt waterproof extension speaker fits most VHF’s
RG 58 10 m Cable pack
Coaxial cables are vital to the performance of your antenna and radio system. Selecting the best coaxial cable has become more and more complicated as more suppliers are offering a broader range of products. The cable selected will affect the system’s cost, coverage and reliability. That’s why for our antennas we only use one type of coaxial cable, the TOP PERFORMANCE RG 58 CU MIL, designed to guarantee the best signal transmission.
Through hull transducer mount kit
Kit for mounting the depth transducer through wooden or steel hulls.
Antenna rail mount bracket
Mounting bracket for 25mm horizontal rail
to suit Series 2 Navtex, Weatherman, Navtex 518Khz and HF antennae.
AIS RADAR SART UPGRADE CHIP
This ‘do it yourself’ install chip will enhance your AIS Radar by adding the latest SART function. If a SART (search and rescue transponder) transmission is received the AIS Radar will sound an alarm in the SOS tone. The zoom range is also enhanced by zooming right down to 0.125 nautical miles for easier location of the SART beacon/MOB. Additionally a course over ground pointer can be activated by the user which appears if your vessel is moving at 2 knots or more, this greatly simplifies the interpretation of targets on the screen relative to your own boats heading.
