The multi-GNSS HS75 supports GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, and QZSS for pinpoint global positioning and heading accuracy. The HS75 offers a powerful combination of simple installation, small form factor, and high performance. The compass - measuring only 35 cm in length - mounts easily to a flat surface or pole. Details: Accurate Heading An accurate heading sensor is essential for autopilot, advanced radar features, and many other on-board electronics. The multi-GNSS HS75 supports GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, and QZSS for pinpoint global positioning and heading accuracy. The commercial-grade HS75 offers heading accuracy to within 0.75 degrees: much greater than a common magnetic rate compass, without the cost and maintenance of a gyrocompass. Unlike a standard GPS receiver, which can only estimate heading based on the movement of your boat, the HS75 provides an accurate heading even while your boat is stationary. Integrated gyro and tilt sensors offer enhanced performance, and provide a temporary source of heading data during any loss of GPS signal. Fast and Accurate Positioning The HS75’s high-speed GPS receiver calculates your position up to 20 times every second, perfect for fast-moving powerboats and equipment that relies on high-speed position updates. Quick startup means you won’t get caught waiting for a position fix before you can get underway. Support for satellite based augmentation systems (SBAS) offers enhanced positional accuracy where available. Rate of Turn, Heave, Pitch, and Roll The HS75 also calculates your boat’s rate of turn, heave, pitch, and roll. Rate of turn is essential for optimal autopilot performance, while heave data is used by some sonar equipment to compensate for the effects of wave action. This additional data is output to compatible equipment over your boat’s NMEA 2000® network. Simple Installation The HS75 offers a plug-and-play installation, small form factor, and high performance. The compass - measuring only 35 cm in length - mounts easily to a flat surface or pole.
