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Five years ago I bought a radar Raymarine SL72 (Pathfinder Plus). Last
year, as I wanted to have an integrated system, I bought a C120 display sure that the SL72 scanner would fit the display. Wrong! After several attempts and inquiries I discovered that my scanner was built 6 (six) months before Raymarine started making units compatible with the C series displays (June 2002 vs Dec 2002). Do you think that this is fair? Does anybody know whether Raymarine helps to solve unfortunate cases like mine? I'd like to add something mo before buying the C120 I checked some Raymarine docs and found that the new display would have been compatible with all scanner with a P.N. newer than a certain number. My scanner had indeed a P.N. GREATER than that and this is why I decided the buy, but... BUT I later realized that Raymarine is one of the few company in the world (as far as I know) that DOES NOT use an incremental P.N. but a quite odd system. Greater P.N. does not mean newer! Advice is kindly requested and welcome Daniel |
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