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Tom, Can you confirm what connectors your radar cable has on it? The cables were available with both SeaTalk HS (a modified RJ-45 connector) or ...

This was an interesting exercise and I'm really pleased with how it came out. The program that Yacht Devices wrote takes the engine PGNs from the Mare...

I've been in touch with Siren Marine about a discount. I'll let you know here if I hear back about one. -Ben S.

Hi Jerome, This sounds like you may be hitting an issue with your EDC controller. The YDES makes requests to the EDC controller and if there are...

@oneeyedjackass, Autopilots frequently benefit from keeping it all in the same brand but it's definitely not a requirement the way it is with radar...

Hi Mark, can you confirm it's a RD424 not an RD424D? If it's not a 'D' model it's not digital and hence won't work with newer MFDs. The digital scanne...

@peterh, There are quite a few ways to tackle circuit protection for small load circuits. What Andrew suggests above works well and I'd also sugges...

@oneeyedjackass, I think the better comparison in Garmin's product line would be the GPSMap x43 series (743, 943, and 1243). Those are more similar to...

Hi Mark, I don't think you'd have to spend $20k to get an update to what you have. But, if you have Garmin touch, which implies more recent hard...

Hi Jeffrey, I think you have a couple of options to resolve your cabling quandry. Simrad has cables that go from Simnet to NMEA 2000 and I would...

Marcus, A resistant, sunlight viewable, touchscreen display seems to come in around the same cost as many finished product MFDs from the major manuf...

Miguel, I'm not aware of one but I'm going to reach out to Lumitec and see if they've got anything. -Ben S.

@jimthompson I've talked to Yacht Devices Limited and they confirm the YDNB bridge would be able to do exactly what you need. Basically what you will ...

Jim, I'm pretty sure you're using a Maretron J2K100 to convert from the Cat's J1939 to NMEA 2000. Assuming that's correct I don't think you're g...

@pilotmarcus I'm not too surprised to hear you have less range. The travel router is a physically small product with short little antennas and an over...