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Garmin Mast Cable - 25M (82')

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$91.99
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Description

Garmin 25M Mast Cable for gWind Transducers | Boat Supply Store

This 25-meter (82') mast cable is engineered to extend the signal path for Garmin's gWind and gWind Race transducers to your compatible sailing instrument systems. It provides the crucial length required for optimal wind data acquisition from the masthead, ensuring precise readings for performance-oriented sailors. The durable construction is specifically designed to withstand harsh marine environments, making it essential for offshore racing yachts and serious cruising vessels operating in coastal or open waters.

Key Features

  • Extends transducer reach up to 25 meters (82') for masthead mounting
  • Ensures accurate wind data acquisition from the highest point
  • Designed for seamless integration with Garmin gWind and gWind Race transducers
  • Compatible with various Garmin wired instrument packs and bridges
  • Constructed for robust performance in demanding marine conditions
  • Facilitates optimal performance of GPSMAP and chartplotter integrated sailing functions
  • Provides essential connectivity for accurate heel and trim calculations
  • Ideal for performance-oriented monohulls and multihulls

Specifications

Product Specifications
Length25 meters (82 feet)
CompatibilityGarmin gWind and gWind Race transducers
ConnectorsProprietary Garmin Marine Connectors

Who This Is For

Sailors and boaters utilizing Garmin's gWind or gWind Race transducers who require an extended cable length to mount transducers at the masthead for precise wind data. It is essential for optimizing instrument accuracy on sailboats of varying sizes and rigging configurations.

How It Compares

FeatureGarmin 25M Mast Cable for gWind TransducersRaymarine
Length25m (82')25m
Primary CompatibilityGarmin gWind & gWind Race TransducersNetwork Devices

Common Concerns Answered

Are there any known issues with this cable?

While generally reliable, some users have reported occasional connector fit issues if not seated with firm, positive engagement. Ensure a secure connection for optimal signal integrity.

What if my mast is taller than 25 meters?

This specific model is 25 meters (82'). For exceptionally tall masts, you would need to explore alternative solutions or potentially combine compatible extension cables if Garmin offers such an option in their product line.

Is this cable expensive for what it is?

Specialized marine-grade cables designed for specific integrated systems can represent a significant investment. However, the price reflects the required signal integrity, proprietary connectors, and marine-grade durability necessary for reliable operation at sea, particularly when compared to competitor offerings for similar functionality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the length of the Garmin Mast Cable - 25M?

The Garmin Mast Cable - 25M provides a length of 25 meters, which is equivalent to 82 feet.

What Garmin transducers is this mast cable compatible with?

This mast cable is specifically designed for connecting Garmin's gWind and gWind Race transducers.

Can this cable be used for other marine electronics besides gWind transducers?

No, this cable is engineered with proprietary connectors and signal pathways specifically for Garmin gWind and gWind Race transducers and their compatible instrument systems. It is not intended for use with other brands or types of marine electronics.

Is this cable suitable for outdoor marine environments?

Yes, the cable is constructed with durable materials designed to withstand the demanding conditions of outdoor marine environments, including exposure to salt spray, UV radiation, and temperature fluctuations.

What is the purpose of a mast cable for marine electronics?

A mast cable extends the sensor's signal from its masthead location to the boat's main instrument display or processor. This allows for accurate wind speed and direction readings by placing the anemometer at the highest possible point on the vessel, free from wind obstruction caused by the hull or superstructure.

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