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Analogue GPS Speedometer
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Analogue GPS Speedometer

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    • Analogue GPS Speedometer

    • 85mm diameter
    • GPS aerial included
    • IP65 waterproof
    • Choice of face & bezel colours
    • 12v & 24v
    • Speed and COG

    Available in 0-30 knots and 0-60 knots this 85mm diameter speedometer combines speed and compass direction in one gauge.

    GPS aerial simply plugs into the gauge and must be installed with line of sight to the sky, inside or out. This is a stand alone unit which can be installed in minutes.

     

    INSTALLATION

     

    WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

    Yellow       -    yellow light
    Orange     -    red light
    Red           -    to positive (+)
    Blue          -    to ground (-)

     

     

    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Cut an 85mm (3 3/8") diameter hole for the gauge.
    You will need a minimum clearance of 55mm (2 3/16") behind the panel to fit the gauge.

    2. Remove fastening rings and insert gauge through panel from the front, fit and tighten fastening ring from the rear.

    3. Connect wires according to wiring instruction. 

    Select either Orange or Yellow wires for backlighting. Wire colour corresponds with backlight colour.

    4. Insert wire harness into port at the back of the gauge.

    5. Securely fasten the GPS antenna, preferably outdoors (or inside windscreen) so that it has a clear view of the sky. Connect the antenna cable to socket on the gauge. Do not cut cable.

    6. After turning power on, allow the gauge to sample satellite signal for 1 minute. The gauge will show speed in knots (SOG) and Compass (COG) only when the boat is moving. While boat is lying still all data is frozen, so the compass cannot be used as a reference until the boat is moving, when the signal is recovered.

    7. All data is for reference only and should not be trusted as sole navigation source.