$2,700.00
“This PC Navigation system pack includes an Aqua Compact Pro PC, a 23.5″ LCD display, a GPS160 antenna with USB output and an USB to NMEA0183 adapter.”
This PC Navigation system pack with GPS includes:
The latest Aqua Compact Pro PC brings affordable and reliable PC based navigation to boats. With low power, DC operation, it boasts the latest Intel 10th generation technology – built in WiFi and bluetooth and a solid state hard drive with 8GB RAM. Despite its slim line 11.5 x 11 x 5 cm dimensions, the Aqua PC packs in a powerful 10th generation Intel Core i3 processor with exceptional graphics performance for the latest 3D charting and HD navigation programs. It’s the perfect partner for applications like Maxsea TimeZero – even with radar and 3D overlays.
The S124 is a 23.5” HD LCD marine monitor designed for below deck or internal dash mounting. It features a 1920 x 1080 pixel display with 2M:1 contrast ratio for bright colour and vibrant displays.
The GPS160 TriNav sensor provides GPS, Galileo & Glonass positioning inputs with typical sub 1m accuracy. When set, data can also output at up to 18Hz for smoother plotter track displays. The GPS160 antenna ships with a 5m USB cable. It powers itself from the USB source. Once you install the GPS160 USB antenna, the host PC creates a virtual COM port so navigation programs can receive positioning data.
The NMEA0183 to USB adapter converts NMEA 0183 data, used by many marine systems, into a USB format that can be plugged into most modern computers. The adapter is a bi-directional device.
“The S124 is a new 24” HD LCD marine monitor screen designed for below deck or internal dash mounting. It features a 1920 x 1080 pixel display for bright colour and vibrant displays.”
“A super compact, ultra reliable marine PC with powerful 10th generation Intel processor i3, 240GB solid state hard drive and direct DC operation – ideal for use with demanding 3D navigation programs.”
“The GPS160USB variant ships with a 16 ft USB cable. It’s self powered from the USB source (PC, MAC or Linux).”