What is it??
- Thread starter LeslieTroyer
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Is it a power splitter, made to run power to each of your bow lights from one wire? Probably incorrect, but that's all I can think of.
It's a backbone wire to your Raymarine network and you wanted to connect two sensors to the SeatalkNg so that you can see the info on your MFD...
A section of N2K backbone with field installed terminals.
You wanted to do something that is incredibly frustrating, trying to get all those little wires in the right places.
Santa is bringing new electronics, like a Signal K device?
You were bored?
You wanted to do something that is incredibly frustrating, trying to get all those little wires in the right places.
Santa is bringing new electronics, like a Signal K device?
Getting closer - it inserts a SeatalkNG backbone segment in a NMEA 2000 backbone.
In our upcoming charter in Belize I believe they have Axion chartplotter s which are N2K. I want to plug in my yachtdevices log so we can record the nitty gritty of the trip. My log device plugs directly into the White SeatalkNG socket, so needed a converter, which for some reason no one makes.
Les
In our upcoming charter in Belize I believe they have Axion chartplotter s which are N2K. I want to plug in my yachtdevices log so we can record the nitty gritty of the trip. My log device plugs directly into the White SeatalkNG socket, so needed a converter, which for some reason no one makes.
Les