NASA CLIPPER Duet Echo-Sounder/Log

Fast delivery to the shipyard. Everything great. The device works perfectly with the encoders of the predecessor device, so that no re-craning of the boat was required. Thanks for the quick completion!

by Dr. K.

Clipper DUET was easy to install when I replaced old one. Just minor modifications to hull.

by Mika S.

Fast service, recommend to everybody.

by Michael S.

Order received quickly. In a perfect state. I recommend this site

by jean-maurice G.

Product data

SVB item number 14704
EAN 609722871143
Description NASA - CLIPPER Duet incl. sensor
Instrument type Depth gauge, Log
Display options Speed through the water, Depth
Operating voltage 12 V
Backlight Red
Colour display No
Housing colour Dark grey
Round instrument No
NMEA2000 No
NMEA0183 No
Deadrise 0 °
Installation width 83 mm
Installation height 67 mm
Height 110 mm
With transducer Yes
Width 110 mm

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Product details

The CLIPPER Duet combines sonar and speed/distance log in one unit. Supplied complete with depth and speed transducers. Constant display of depth and speed. Settings and alarms are identical to the single function instruments. Power consumption is only 20 mA (+ 35 mA for lighting). Replacement paddlewheels and through-hull sleeves are available separately.

Display dimensions:
Mounting dimensions: 110 x 110 x 27 mm, mounting depth: 40 mm,

Depth sensor dimensions:
Thread Ø: 16 mm
Head Ø: 38 mm
Length: 104 mm
Cable Length: 6.5 m

Speed log dimensions:
Thread Ø: 42 mm
Head Ø: 70 mm
Length: 118 mm
Cable length: 7 m

Our tips for the proper assembly of this unit:

First you need to connect the display to the power and connect it to the transducer. Place the transducer in a plastic bag full of water and hold it on the hull until a stable depth reading is obtained. The transducer can be permanently fixed at this point if a stable reading is given. If a good depth reading cannot be obtained, you should install the transducer through the hull.

Operating voltage

12 V

Housing colour

Dark grey

Deadrise

0 °

With transducer

Delivery contents

CLIPPER Duet Display
Sunshade
Mounting materials
Log sensor
Sonar transducer

Documents

Manual

.PDF (3,67 MB)

Item 14704

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by Achim R.

1/8/2026 Verified purchase

Fast delivery

I can't give a review of the product yet, as it hasn't been installed and won't be used until summer.

Delivery was very fast.

by Michael K.

8/1/2024 Verified purchase

Instructions in German were very helpful

Disadvantages
Connection options
Screen brightness
Operation
Range of functions
Delivery contents
Price/performance ratio
Quality
Mounting/Installation
Readability

by Metten F.

7/25/2024 Verified purchase

Fast, hassle-free exchange

Didn't fit and switched to B&G complete system

by Kurt T.

12/6/2021 Verified purchase

Replacement order

After 15 years the device gave up the ghost. The paddle wheel for the log kept getting stuck and the depth gauge showed either senseless depths or a constant 1.6 m and that on the Rhine. Nobody could tell me whether it was the device or the transducer, the only option was to buy a completely new one.

by Martin Z.

6/9/2021 Verified purchase