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Feb
Do I need to power the splitter?
Yes. The SPL1500 and SPL2000 operate on 12 V or 24V DC systems with low power consumption.
Having...
18
Feb
What happens if the SPL1500/SPL2000 loses power or fails?
The fail-safe design ensures that your main VHF radio remains connected directly to the antenna if t...
18
Feb
What are the advantages of using a VHF splitter instead of a dedicated AIS antenna?
There are several benefits from using a VHF splitter:
Saves space by avoiding the need for an add...
18
Feb
Is it compatible with my existing AIS or VHF?
Yes. The SPL1500 and SPl2000 are compatible with all Class B AIS transponders and receivers, as well...
18
Feb
What’s the purpose of a splitter?
The SPL1500 and SPL2000 allow you to share a single VHF antenna between your VHF radio and an AIS re...
18
Feb
Does OneFix provide alerts or safety features?
OneFix generate alerts on the NMEA 2000 network for issues such as spoofing or positioning errors, k...
18
Feb
Does OneFix record position data and track history? What can it be used for?
Yes. It includes built-in data logging and event-marking features.
Your logged position data and ...
18
Feb
Can OneFix work with tablets and apps?
Yes. OneFix has a password-protected WiFi interface that lets you wirelessly send GPS data but also ...
18
Feb
What systems does OneFix connect to?
The OneFix sensor supports NMEA 2000 for modern marine networks, NMEA 0183 for legacy systems, and W...
18
Feb
What is GNSS spoofing and how does OneFix protect against it?
GNSS spoofing is when fake satellite signals trick a GPS into showing the wrong position.
OneFix ...
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Feb
What makes OneFix different from a regular GPS antenna?
Traditional GPS receivers on your boat only use single-band GPS (usually L1). OneFix uses dual-band ...
18
Feb
What is the purpose of OneFix?
OneFix is a high-precision positioning sensor designed to deliver extremely accurate position fixes—...