LOCH-SPEEDO-SONDEUR NASA MARINE CLIPPER DUET NAS-NDCLIP1
Description LOCH-SPEEDO-SONDEUR NASA MARINE CLIPPER DUET
LOCH-SPEEDO-SONAR
NASA MARINE CLIPPER DUET
Depth and speed instrument. Supplied without through-hull fitting
Depth sounder functions:
- Measuring range from 0.8 to 100 m
- 150 kHz oscillator
- Adjustable audible alarm for shallow waters
- Two measurement methods: depth under the keel, depth under the transducer (many pre-installed encoders can still be used, e.g., SEAFARER)
Log functions:
- Measuring range from 0 to 30 knots
- Speed in knots or nautical miles - daily miles and total mileage counter
- Display adjustment via keypad - sealing cap for installation sleeve included in delivery
- Paddle wheel sensor can be removed for cleaning
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The NASA Clipper display is a combined depth sounder and speedometer. The NASA MARINE navigation instrument displays speed and depth up to 100 meters using the through-hull sensors provided on board the boat.
Specially designed for quick and easy installation in the cockpit of a sailboat or RIB, the NASA Pack Clipper LOCH DEPTH is a precise device that displays speed and depth. Compact and elegant, this navigation instrument is essential for obtaining information on sea depth from 0.8 m to 100 m and displays wind speed in knots, mph, or km/h and daily and total distance in miles, nautical miles, and km.
Enjoy its large, easy-to-read LCD screen with large 32 mm digits on two lines, connectivity, and control buttons that allow for quick handling in all conditions. This NASA electronic equipment has several functions necessary for sailing or RIB navigation: speed, high tide, low tide, high and low, visual and audible alarms, automatic and manual sensitivity adjustment, etc. Like all electronics, it is readable day and night, and you can vary the brightness thanks to 7 levels of backlighting.
This electronic navigation unit for boats, ideal for precise navigation, includes all the functions of a speedometer (surface speed, daily log, totalizer, etc.) and a 150 kHz through-hull depth sounder (depth alarm, trend arrow) to measure depths of up to 100 m.