Item no.
80245
EAN
00735850166773
Model no.
EML-2
Description
NASA - Electromagnetic log with databox
Product details
This innovative, electromagnet log from NASA, provides precise information about speed, distance covered and further information. The special advantage of the sensor is that it features no moving parts, putting an end to the problem of paddle wheels getting stuck due to algae or barnacles.
The robust, accurate sensor generates an alternating magnetic field below the boat and measures the resulting electric field produced by the boat moving through the water. The control box converts the sensor signal to a pulse output to connect to the display. NMEA0183 capable. Speed range: 0.2 - 40 knots. Diameter: 50 mm.
Features
NOTE: This electromagnetic log transducer is only suitable for GRP hulls.
The robust, accurate sensor generates an alternating magnetic field below the boat and measures the resulting electric field produced by the boat moving through the water. The control box converts the sensor signal to a pulse output to connect to the display. NMEA0183 capable. Speed range: 0.2 - 40 knots. Diameter: 50 mm.
Features
- Speed, distance and other trip logs
- Speed range: 0.2 - 40 knots
- NMEA0183: Yes
- Diameter: 50 mm
- Cable length: 5 m
NOTE: This electromagnetic log transducer is only suitable for GRP hulls.
Documents
Manual
PDF, 2,55 MB
by George P.
9/4/2019
Verified purchase
9/4/2019
Verified purchase
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