The Garmin GHC 50 Marine Autopilot Instrument is an advanced piece of aquatic navigation equipment for seafarers to incorporate into their vessel. The system is equipped with a five-inch touchscreen interface that's bright and intuitive to navigate thanks to its user-friendly operating system. Users can choose from an array of settings for sharing with a Garmin MFD, which will bring the system to life for intuitive navigation and more.
The Garmin GHC 50 Marine Autopilot Instrument allows for seamless integration with GPSMAP chartplotters to achieve an intuitive look that's easy to follow. Operators can enjoy ample information related to heading data, GPS speed, remaining distance left and more. Set to be available for purchase soon, the system is priced at $799.99.
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The Garmin GHC 50 Marine Autopilot Instrument is Advanced
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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