Furuno GP39 Waas GPS Receiver

GP39 GPS/WAAS Navigator along with 4.2" Color LCDFuruno's GP39 GPS Navigator offers exact as well as dependable role fixing, with the help of a 12-channel GPS recipient integrated along with included SBAS (WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS) modern technology. The GP39 has numerous display settings, featuring Plotter, Highway, Steering, NAV records as well as Satellite screen, as effectively as 2 user-customizable display settings, permitting you to pick which records you want presented on its own 4.2" shade LCD. Approximately 3,000 points of ship keep track of, 10,000 waypoints as well as 100 paths (each along with as much as 30 waypoints) could be stashed. The waypoint as well as course records could be exported/imported through a USB flash drive or even signal converter.The GP39 could be networked along with a fish finder, sonar, radar or even various other navigating tools for feeding strongly exact navigating records. The GP39 obtains the TLL (Target Latitude/Longitude) sentence from on-line fish finders or even sonars as well as may feature the received information, permitting you to easily mark fish university locations.Features: Designed GPS center supplies boosted role fixing accuracyBright 4.2" high-resolution shade LCD (700cd) Storage for 3,000 keep track of points, 10,000 waypoints as well as 100 routesSBAS capable for much better positioning calculationsShare as well as display role information on on-line tools including a Fish Finder, Sonar, Radar, etc.NMEA0180 input slot obtains records from Fish Finder, Radar, and so on 7 display settings readily available, featuring 2 user-customizable modesDisplays role records in Loran TD' sUSB slot for importing/exporting waypoints as well as paths; Upload/download records in GPX style for effortless transfer to TZtouch/TZtouch2" Click-In" wall mount for effortless mounting/dismounting as well as uses no openers - additionally perfect for overhead mountsMulti-language ready: English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian as well as Thaibr/.