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Very nice Jon

nice job Ken and crew

good job jimmy & crew!

Awesome Mike and congrats to Wyatt! That smile is great. Almost looks like he's saying on to Daytona!

Good job Mark and crew!

Good job Don & crew!

Good job Bud!

Good job Steve and thanks for the report!

Good job Erik

Good job Bud and crew!

Good job Jeff! congrats on the limit!

Good work Phil & crew

Great job Terry and crew! Must have been a heck of a good time out there!

Good job Jimmy!

good job Terry!

Good job buster and thanks fot the report!

Good job Jimmy

Good job Phil & crew!

Ya, what Mike said!

Nice job Terry & crew!

Erik, awesome job!

Nice job Ed!

Nice Jimmy!

How do I interface another manufacturer's GPS to my Raymarine autopilot? Answer ID 225 | Published 07/30/2001 04:35 PM | Updated 08/03/2005 01:24 PM I have another manufacturer's GPS unit connected to my Raymarine autopilot by NMEA. When I set a "GOTO" waypoint on the GPS and call up the use of the "Auto...Track" instruction on the autopilot, the autopilot comes back and says "NO Data Available". Could you suggest what I should look at first? All of our current autopilots are directly NMEA compatible. The autopilot has a NMEA IN (+)and a NMEA IN (-). Some other manufacturers' GPS units have a slightly different NMEA wiring configuration with a NMEA IN (+), NMEA OUT (+), and a single ground wire which serves as the negative for NMEA IN, NMEA OUT, and Power. Connect the GPS units NMEA OUT (+) to the Raymarine pilot's NMEA IN (+). Then, to connect negative side, run a line from the Raymarine NMEA IN (-) to the GPS ground wire, or to ground. Some GPS units have a configurable NMEA Output. Make sure that it is set to output 4800 baud, NMEA 0183, and if selectable version 1.5 or higher.

Good job Tom. That's an awesome buck