Furuno NMEA 0183 Antenna Cable f/GP330B - 7 Pin - 15M
Furuno NMEA 0183 Antenna Cable f/GP330B - 7 Pin - 15M — Product description
Enhance Your Marine Navigation Setup with Reliable Connectivity
Whether you're out on the open water charting courses or monitoring weather patterns, seamless data flow between your devices is crucial for safe and efficient boating. This specialized Furuno NMEA 0183 antenna cable delivers that reliability, bridging your PB200 weatherfax receiver to Furuno NavNet systems and RD30 displays via a precise 7-pin NMEA 0183 connection. Stretching a full 15 meters, it offers the flexibility to position your antennas exactly where they're needed without signal compromise.
Key Features for Peak Performance
- Precision 7-Pin Design: Engineered specifically for Furuno's NMEA 0183 protocols, ensuring plug-and-play compatibility with GP330B GPS/WAAS plotters and related gear.
- Extended 15-Meter Reach: Provides ample length for installations on larger vessels, from sailboats to fishing charters, without the need for extensions that could introduce noise.
- Shielded Construction: High-quality shielding minimizes electromagnetic interference (EMI) from onboard electronics, maintaining clean data transmission for accurate positioning and nav data.
- Durable Marine-Grade Materials: Built to withstand harsh saltwater environments, UV exposure, and constant vibration, promising long-term dependability on deck.
- Low Signal Loss: Optimized for NMEA 0183 baud rates, supporting real-time sharing of GPS, depth, speed, and weatherfax info across your network.
Seamless Integration Across Furuno Ecosystems
This cable shines in Furuno-centric setups. Pair it effortlessly with the PB200 for feeding weatherfax images to your NavNet chartplotters or RD30 multi-data displays. It's a go-to for GP330B users upgrading their antenna connections, ensuring your plotter receives uninterrupted NMEA sentences like GGA, RMC, and more. Think of it as the backbone for integrating legacy NMEA gear with modern Furuno networks—perfect for retrofits on older vessels or expanding multi-station helm layouts.
Why Mariners Trust This Cable for Mission-Critical Links
In the unpredictable marine world, a weak cable link can mean missed weather updates or faulty GPS handoffs. This 15m solution eliminates those risks, offering:
- Uninterrupted Data Flow: Keeps your nav systems synchronized, so you stay ahead of squalls or traffic.
- Cost-Effective Reliability: Avoids frequent replacements common with generic cables that chafe or corrode prematurely.
- Easy Routing: Flexible yet rugged build snakes through tight bulkheads and cable runs without kinking.
- Future-Proof Flexibility: Supports bidirectional NMEA 0183 traffic, ready for adding AIS, autopilot, or sonar feeds.
Boaters report cleaner multifunction display readouts and fewer troubleshooting hours after swapping in this genuine Furuno connector—real-world proof of its edge over off-brand alternatives.
Pro Tips for Hassle-Free Installation
- Plan your route: Measure from PB200 output to the 7-pin input on your NavNet or RD30, accounting for strain relief loops.
- Secure connections: Use dielectric grease on pins to fend off corrosion in humid cabins.
- Test thoroughly: Power up and verify NMEA sentences via your plotter's diagnostics—look for steady GPS lock and weather data refresh.
- Protect runs: Zip-tie along existing harnesses, avoiding heat sources like engines or exhausts.
- Label ends: Mark "PB200 to NavNet" for quick future access during maintenance seasons.
Most installs wrap up in under an hour, even for DIYers, thanks to the intuitive Furuno pinout matching industry standards.
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SKU: NVN-34848
MPN: AIR-339-101
UPC: 801769003925
Technical specifications
| Brand | Furuno |
| Model | Furuno NMEA 0183 Antenna Cable f/GP330B - 7 Pin - 15M |
| SKU / MFR# | 34848 |
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