With a GMI/GNX Wired Sail Pack 52, you’ll have all the equipment you need to know what’s going on with the wind and water.
GMI 20 Marine Instrument
The GMI 20 digital marine instrument display is perfectly designed
for both power and sail. Designed to clearly show depth, speed, wind and
100-plus marine and vessel parameters, its large, bright 4" color
display with extra-large digits is easy to read at a distance and
170-degree viewing angle.
A glass-bonded finish lens on GMI 20 prevents fogging and increases
contrast. Daylight readability is enhanced with a high-contrast color
scheme. For enhanced night visibility, you have a choice of red/black,
green/black or the normal night mode color scheme along with a dimmer
control. Screens can be set to auto-scroll — cycling between pages
automatically without you having to do a thing. This is especially
advantageous for sailors as it allows you to install the unit(s) in a
greater variety of locations on the vessel. Default profiles can be
customized for powerboat, sailboat, fishing, engine/fuel plus several
other user-specified profiles. Power is supplied by the NMEA 2000®
network.
GNX 20 Marine Instrument
The easy-to-read GNX 20 marine instrument display has black digits on
a white or color background. It clearly shows water depth, boat speed
through the water, water temperature and 50-plus marine and boat
parameters. Its glass-bonded display with anti-glare lens coating
provides excellent daytime and nighttime readability with high-contrast
digits scalable up to 36 mm.
gWind Transducer
gWind transducer features twin-fin technology with 3-bladed propeller
for more accurate True Wind Speed (TWS) in lighter air while the
twin-fin design gives a more stable True Wind Angle (TWA). The 3-bladed
propeller, unlike a cups design, is always efficient. Combined with
optic reading, this transducer provides superior accuracy at low wind
speeds and also provides for excellent linearity.
DST810 Thru-hull Smart Transducer
DST810 provides water depth, water speed and water temperature data
to the NMEA 2000 network. This 100 W transducer can read depths up to
330'.
