How to wire up a simple NMEA 0183 Network on a Sailboat
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Hello Friends,
This week I take y’all back to the inner workings of the Navigation Station. This video was shot as a separate segment while I was building out the Nav Station in an effort to try and make a “How To” video about NMEA 0183 and how I dealt with the very small wires that are associated with this type of network. I had looked and looked online to try and see how other people had gone about making the connections on a network that wasn’t “plug and play” and couldn’t find any videos are blogs about this subject so I made this video so that in the future other sailors will see how I went about it.
If you have any questions hit me up in the comments and I will answer them to the best of my knowledge. Also if you know how I can get Navionics to recognize the Digital Yacht iAis please let me know (this is discussed at the end of this video)
I hope this helps some of y’all out there.
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Until Next Time,
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