GNSS Multibanda
The multi-band GNSS gives you a precise location1 within the 1-meter radius with nautical multifunction screens, instrument displays and compatible autopilots.
Magnetic course
The magnetic course sensor provides an accuracy of up to 3 degrees, card stabilization, radar overlap and MARPA even at low speeds
High sensitivity GPS
The fast frequencies of 10 Hz position updates provide high-sensitivity position, speed and time data.
Extended GNSS compatibility
GPS 24xd provides access to four key global satellite navigation systems (GPS, Galileo2, GLONASS and BeiDou2) to perform more accurate tracking in demanding conditions than if only GPS is used.
Compatible with several sbas
Multi-SBAS compatibility corrects signal measurement errors and provides information about the accuracy, integrity, continuity and availability of your signals.
Assembly options
The installation is simple thanks to the mounting options under deck, on the post and on the surface.
Features:
- Dimensions (depth X height): 91.6 mm X 49.5 mm
- Weight: 201 g
- Cable length: 6 m
- Temperature range: from -30 to 80 °C
- Case material: fully sealed plastic alloy with high impact resistance, water resistant in accordance with IPX7 standards
- Safety distance from the compass: 150 mm
- Power supply: 8-33 V DC, irregular
- Power outlet: from 150 mA to 12 V DC
- Position accuracy, typical nautical use: <50 cm, Cep 50%; <1 meter, 88%
FAQs
Marine sealant is optional. It can be used to fill any remaining gaps in the cable slot when mounting on a pole, or to seal cable holes where needed.
Temporarily secure the antenna and ensure proper operation. Move and retest as needed to avoid interference or signal loss.
Clean with a cloth dampened with mild detergent; avoid chemical cleaners or solvents to prevent damage.
Route the cable away from sources of electronic interference, such as engines and power lines, for best performance.
A standard 1 in. OD, 14 threads per inch, pipe-threaded pole (not included) is required for pole mounting.
Solder the included Update Rate Select (resistor) cable to the orange Accessory on wire. The antenna will then output at 1 Hz.
Choose a location with a clear, unobstructed sky view, away from superstructure, radome, the mast, engines, EMI, and ferrous metals.
After connecting the display, perform two slow, tight circles at least 6.4 km/h in calm water, and then align heading as needed.
Don’t mount within 1 meter of a VHF radio antenna or in the radar’s path; best above the radar path, never shaded by superstructure.
Drive the boat in two slow, tight circles after power cycling; remain stationary for 2 minutes to trigger heading disable sequence.
Clean the casing with a cloth dampened by mild detergent solution. Avoid chemical cleaners and solvents to protect plastic components.
Contact the SailRACE team — as certified marine experts we’re happy to help with product selection, installation and after-sales servicing, before and after your purchase.
