NASA Marine is well renowned for its robust and reliable marine instrument series with excellent value for money. With their large number-displays, the instruments are easy to read, even from a distance. The NASA Clipper Wind Wireless instruments save you the hassle of laying the encoder cable through the mast and the NASA Clipper Duet combination instrument saves precious installation space.
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BT-3 Bluetooth Navtex Receiver
SVB Article number: 24350.
Can you confirm if the antenna supplied is the H Vector Antenna?
What rail mount do i need to fit the antenna?
Yes the H Vector antenna is included. The SVB website has a variety of 14 TPI mounts available.
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Where does the mast unit get its power from?
The mast sensor is powered by an internal battery that is charged from a solar panel
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Is this troughull used both for log and depth transducer?
Just for the log transducer
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Hello, does the product show true wind when connected to a GPS or a log device via NMEA0183?
No it does not, this model shows apparent wind speed and direction only. You can order the 'True Clipper wireless wind' from SVB though.
True Clipper Wireless? Can't find that?
You can order this from SVB if you send them a message
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Hello,
in the documentation for this product #TARGET V2 Wind Indicator#, it doesn't say anything about connecting to nmea01832.
the only schematic is the wires from the sensor to the display through the power module and connections.
Thanks
Dan Popescu ([email protected] )
The NMEA 0183 output is direct from the mast unit. If you want to connect the output to a second device other than the Target Wind display, simply parallel connect the blue and black/silver wires from the mast unit. Blue is NMEA 0183 + and the black/silver is NMEA reference or -.
Thanks, I'm trying to get data into a pi (SignaK).
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Hello,
Bought NASA MARINE CLIPPER Duet Echo-Sounder/Log. Question regarding deeper sound, when it is on set limit. Is it integrated or no? Set min deep and bell is jut blinking. How to get sound warning?
Do i need extra sound beeper
If yes please share link i can get from you
thank you
The alarm buzzer is not integrated into the display and is supplied separately. It is included with the Duet kit and It is wired to the back of the display. This is covered in the manual.
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Hello,
Does this package contain everything required for this instrument to work? Or, there are some additional parts that should be bought separately.
The package contains everything required. The only part you may want is an optional "in hull mounting kit" for the depth transducer.
Could you please the item no? And also give some more info about its purpose? Thank you.
Its an optional product for fitting the depth transducer inside a single skin GRP hull, this example is not of NASA Marine manufacture but looks very similar https://www.svb24.com/en/in-hull-transducer-fitting.html
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Hi! If connected via nmea would Raymarine ST60 display speed date from this sensor?
The Raymarine ST60 speed log display has a paddle wheel input, you need the EML-3 electromagnetic log transducer to display speed on the ST60 display.
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The title and the technical details speak of NMEA 2000 but the short description and the pictures show NMEA 0183 converter box. Which one is it?
The mast unit outputs NMEA 0183 data. It connects to the converter box which then connects directly to the NMEA 2000 back bone.
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When I connect everything according the instructions, I'm only getting two lines on the display. No reading. The transmitter and received don't seem to be communicating. The Transmitter has been under the sun for 12 hours now. Did anyone else experienced that issue ?
This means the display is not receiving the NMEA data from the receiver box. Is the RED led on the receiver box flashing? If not, it isn't communicating with the mast head unit.
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EASY NAVTEX TWO CHANNEL RECEIVER Can i use it in Greece ? THANK FOR YOUR TIME
Yes you can, there are Navtex stations that cover Greece
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Does this include the instrument and the display, or the display only?
The masthead unit and cable, the display and weather cover are all included.
Both, and instrument and display
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I want to install the sounder transducer inside the hull of my aluminium RIB. In the instructions, it says you can do this- Mount the transducer to get readings through the hull, but it only mentions GRP hulls. Does anyone know if it would work through thin aluminium? (3mm I think)
Hi Paul, Alas its a no, it will not read through the aluminium. We have an option through hull mount fitting.
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Does this product shows apparent wind speed and direction and, when connected to a log or GPS or just true wind spped/direction?
This product shows apparent wind speed and direction only, there is another version available 'Clipper Tactical wind system' that uses a different display with an NMEA 0183 input for boat speed via a log or GPS. This prioduct shows both apparent and True wind data.
But does SVB sell Clipper Tactical ?
It seems not I am also looking for the Tactical
Recommend you appeal to SVB to stock this item, they are a good 'listening company'
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Hello, can I connect NC70 Wireless Wind Sensor to AXIOM 7 plotter with NMEA 0183 to NMEA 2000 adapter, please? Thanks Vjaceslavs
Hi, With the NASA Marine NMEA 0183 to NMEA 2000 Compliant converter yes you can connect the wireless wind sensor to the Axiom 7. Kind regards,
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Is this receiver a two way receiver? Local and global frequencies? Or just the global frequency?
It is a 2 channel receiver (518Khz and 490Khz). It will receive one or the other, simple button key press to change frequency.
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Can the - Meteoman barometer be connected to existing 2019 garmin wind instrument via a NEMA backbone
The instrument uses the NMEA 0183 sentence MWV to show wind speed and direction data. Check the NMEA output Garmin list to check this sentence is generated.
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