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Old 10-11-2011, 16:37   #1
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Problem with Interface Between Radar / Chartplotter and VHS
I have a Raymarine C120 widescreen radar/chartplotter; it's wired via NMEA to transmit vessel location to my Standard Horizon (spectrum) VHF. For last two years, since installation, the VHF screen has always shown location and time. But suddenly this info has disappeared. Chartplotter has internal GPS setting turned "on" and nothing has changed in wiring, which I've just gone over carefully to rule out any problems there.
Anyone have an idea?
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