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"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
news:zJ6Xd.54333$SF.21876@lakeread08... Almost all GPSs have anchor watch alarms and radars have range alarms but they all put out a whimpy little beep. Is there a device that monitors the NMEA data streams (from say a multiplexer) and make a noise that will get your attention when it sees an alarm or MOB statement?? Mmmm, interesting option :-) I know that the Seatalk-NMEA brigde from Raymarine has a dedicated alarm output. But this one only works on Seatalk alarms. A microcontroller-and-electronics hobbyist could make this for a few bucks though... Meindert |
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