Digital Yacht

PilotLINK2 Class A Pilot Plug WiFi InterfaceThere are well over 100,000 Class A AIS systems installed on vessels globally. While the latest Class A AIS transponders (like the Digital DeepSea...

SeaTalk1 to NMEA InterfaceDigital Yacht's SeaTalk to NMEA (ISO) Converter is a small, but powerful interface that provides bi-directional conversion between a SeaTalk network and an NMEA 0183...

SPL1500 Antenna Splitter VHF/AISAn AIS receiver or transponder requires a VHF antenna, but Digital Yacht’s SPL1500 AIS-VHF antenna splitter allows an existing antenna to be used for both the...

SPL2000 AIS-VHF Antenna SplitterThe SPL2000 allows the boat's VHF antenna to be used for both an AIS and VHF simultaneously. It uses ZeroLoss technology and is suitable for use with AIS Class B...

veKonvert NMEA 2000 GatewayveKonvert brings NMEA 2000 connectivity to Victron’s popular SmartShunt battery monitoring system. Now a navigation multi-function display becomes a sophisticated...

Waterproof MOB Switch Panel for GPS160The GPS160, a high performance positioning sensor using GPS, Galileo and Glonass satellite systems for exceptional positioning accuracies and redundancies...

Wi-Fi Booster for 4GXtream4GXtream is the latest, premium LTE (cellular) internet access onboard product with an NMEA 2000 interface.  It ships as a complete package with dual external...

WindSense - Wi-Fi Wireless Wind SystemWindSense is a wireless wind system designed to allow iPads, tablets, SmartPhones and PCs to display accurate apparent wind speed and direction. It features a...

WLN10 Smart NMEA to WiFi Converter - 4800 BaudDigital Yacht’s WLN10 Smart NMEA to WiFi gateway takes iPad and tablet integration afloat even further with the ability to connect to existing on...

WLN30 Smart Wireless NMEA Multiplexer“The WLN30 is a smart NMEA to WiFi Multiplexer designed to connect your smart phone and other wireless devices to your boat’s navigation systems. It...

WND100 Mast Head Unit & 20M CableWind Transducers have a tough life, experiencing extreme weather, constant movement and the occassional seagull, so it is no surprise that they can often fail...