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Geoffrey W. Schultz December 5th 03 11:30 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100 and a
Type 300 course computer?

Thanks, Geoff

LaBomba182 December 5th 03 11:54 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100 and a
Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill

LaBomba182 December 5th 03 11:54 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100 and a
Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill

Geoffrey W. Schultz December 6th 03 12:15 AM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Because I need to know this weekend and unfortunately RayMarine is closed
until Monday. My problem is that all of their on-line documentation talks
about Type 100/300 computers as though they're the same. I assume that
there's a difference. Thanks for your answer though... :-)

-- Geoff


(LaBomba182) wrote in
:

Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100
and a Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill




Geoffrey W. Schultz December 6th 03 12:15 AM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Because I need to know this weekend and unfortunately RayMarine is closed
until Monday. My problem is that all of their on-line documentation talks
about Type 100/300 computers as though they're the same. I assume that
there's a difference. Thanks for your answer though... :-)

-- Geoff


(LaBomba182) wrote in
:

Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100
and a Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill




Steve Wark December 6th 03 01:53 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
"Geoffrey W. Schultz" wrote in
.17:

Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type

100
and a Type 300 course computer?

Thanks, Geoff


From the manual at:

http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/S...ooks/Autopilot
s/T100_300CC.pdf


"Type 100 is used for Type 1 and Type CR 12V drives. Type 300 is used
with Type 2 and Type 3 drives."

Good luck...

Steve Wark

Steve Wark December 6th 03 01:53 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
"Geoffrey W. Schultz" wrote in
.17:

Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type

100
and a Type 300 course computer?

Thanks, Geoff


From the manual at:

http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/S...ooks/Autopilot
s/T100_300CC.pdf


"Type 100 is used for Type 1 and Type CR 12V drives. Type 300 is used
with Type 2 and Type 3 drives."

Good luck...

Steve Wark

Geoffrey W. Schultz December 6th 03 06:11 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Thanks! I had gone through the on-line manual but I guess thatI missed
that sentence. I really appreciate you finding it. Unfortunately that
means that I can't use the course computer that's for sale on E-bay. I've
been trying to spare my entire ST80 system and I've been looking for a Type
300 computer for ages and have never seen one before. They had it
avertised as a Type 100/300 computer and it's actually a Type 100. Oh
well, thanks again.

-- Geoff

Steve Wark wrote in
6:

"Geoffrey W. Schultz" wrote in
.17:

Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type

100
and a Type 300 course computer?

Thanks, Geoff


From the manual at:

http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/S...ooks/Autopilot
s/T100_300CC.pdf


"Type 100 is used for Type 1 and Type CR 12V drives. Type 300 is used
with Type 2 and Type 3 drives."

Good luck...

Steve Wark



Geoffrey W. Schultz December 6th 03 06:11 PM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
Thanks! I had gone through the on-line manual but I guess thatI missed
that sentence. I really appreciate you finding it. Unfortunately that
means that I can't use the course computer that's for sale on E-bay. I've
been trying to spare my entire ST80 system and I've been looking for a Type
300 computer for ages and have never seen one before. They had it
avertised as a Type 100/300 computer and it's actually a Type 100. Oh
well, thanks again.

-- Geoff

Steve Wark wrote in
6:

"Geoffrey W. Schultz" wrote in
.17:

Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type

100
and a Type 300 course computer?

Thanks, Geoff


From the manual at:

http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/S...ooks/Autopilot
s/T100_300CC.pdf


"Type 100 is used for Type 1 and Type CR 12V drives. Type 300 is used
with Type 2 and Type 3 drives."

Good luck...

Steve Wark



Grant December 8th 03 01:42 AM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
type 100 computer will only run small drive units (type 1 only) 300 will
run type 2 and 3. these have been recently replaced with new course
computers (s1/s3)
"LaBomba182" wrote in message
...
Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100 and

a
Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill




Grant December 8th 03 01:42 AM

RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
 
type 100 computer will only run small drive units (type 1 only) 300 will
run type 2 and 3. these have been recently replaced with new course
computers (s1/s3)
"LaBomba182" wrote in message
...
Subject: RayMarine Type 100/300 Course Computer
From: "Geoffrey W. Schultz"


Does anyone know that the difference is between a RayMarine Type 100 and

a
Type 300 course computer?


200?


Why not ask RayMarine?

Capt. Bill





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