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autopilot Wrote: Thanks Kees I understand the 42 BT can convert seatalk to NMEA on inputs 4a 4b, so I was hoping someone might of already gone through the pain to get the best result for the set-up. Could I ask Meindert if he agrees this is the way to get the best out of the 42 BT? I've got the feeling your solution is the right way Kees, thanks again. Regards Following Kees suggestions I have the yeoman working and have data, but I can't send waypoints to the chart plotter from the yeoman, also I don't seem to be able to benefit from data for winchart on my pc? Hi 'autopilot', I'm haven't tried sending waypoints _to_ the Yeoman; I use mine only to send waypoints from Yeoman to GPS, does that work? I guess one problem would be what the name of the waypoint would be, as the Yeoman only has numeric waypoint ID's, and formatted z9999 as well (eg. 00001, 00002 etc.) if I remember correctly. I also don't understand what you're trying to accomplish specifically with Winchart, please elaborate a little. When you do, please also tell us what _does_ work (e.g. do you get GPS data in Winchart? Then at least one direction is OK.) Note that there are many different NMEA sentences; it's like a maze of twisty passages, all different. You may have to experiment with any and all equipment's NMEA sentence settings. -- Kees |
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