Jim Reinardy via CnC-List
> Cc: Frederick G Street
> Subject: Re: Stus-List Raymarine i50 & i60 installation tips?
>
> Paul — Ken is absolutely correct (as usual…) about the white wind vane cable
> connection box. As far as other installation tips, you can daisy-chain the
>
To: Jim Reinardy via CnC-List
Cc: Frederick G Street
Subject: Re: Stus-List Raymarine i50 & i60 installation tips?
Paul — Ken is absolutely correct (as usual…) about the white wind vane cable
connection box. As far as other installation tips, you can daisy-chain the
instruments per the manua
Paul — Ken is absolutely correct (as usual…) about the white wind vane cable
connection box. As far as other installation tips, you can daisy-chain the
instruments per the manual to share data across them. You will need to provide
a power connection on the SeaTalkNG bus to power them; and you
The small white junction box is if you need to cut the wire at the base of
the mast to allow the mast to be removed from the boat without pulling the
wind Sensor cable all the way back to the instrument. You don't need to
install the white box right away, you could leave a couple of loops in the
c
Hi Fred,
Right now am just installing the wind, speed and depth.
The wind vane package has a small white connections box with a connector bar
assuming this is for the mast cable to instrument connections. Are there
special connectors to crimp onto each lead in the cable or do you just strip
and
Paul - the installation is fairly straightforward, and the instructions in the
manuals are pretty good; what questions in particular do you have? As Mike
mentioned, you may need to get some SeaTalkNG network components, depending on
how you need to network things.
— Fred
Fred Street -- Minnea
Hi Paul
When we installed the i50/i60 in 2014 we had to buy some networking components
to connect them properly for TWS etc... These networking pieces did not come
in the system pack with our wind/speed/depth instruments.
Likely Fred can explain what is needed and why. I am still surprised th
