Garmin Gdl30a Marine Weather Satellite Receiver , Garmin P/n 011-01250-00 on 2040-parts.com
Fairbanks, Alaska, US
This is a brand new in the original box GDL™ 30A Satellite receiver, never removed from the box.
The GDL™ 30A weather/audio satellite receiver brings XM satellite weather data
and XM satellite radio directly to your Garmin chartplotter without the need
for a separate PC interface.
View Weather on Your Plotter
Mariners using the GDL 30A receiver can view the same leading-edge satellite
weather data provided to television meterologists across the United States. The
GDL 30A receives XM WX Satellite Weather data, including animated NEXRAD
weather radar and forecasts, current conditions, surface air pressure,
visibility, precipitation, wind data, wave data, storm cell size, speed and
direction and surface temperatures, for your boat?s current location or along a
projected path. This information appears right on the Map page of your
chartplotter, so you can see how the weather will affect your current position.
Listen to Music
With the GDL 30A, you can also receive XM Satellite Radio. The GDL 30A allows
you to connect your chartplotter to your on-board stereo to broadcast 120
channels of non-stop music, sports, news and talk.
Connect to the Garmin Marine Network
To take advantage of this detailed information, just connect your GDL 30A to
the Garmin Marine Network, which sends the XM weather and radio data over the entire
network, so any chartplotter can access and control it. You can choose one of
several subscription packages that offer different types of services.
The GDL 30A provides weather data and audio entertainment for the United States
(except Alaska and Hawaii) only. For more information about coverage, see the
XM Satellite Radio website.
GDL 30A: Delivering real-time weather data to mariners like never before
Garmin is a leader in Global Positioning System (GPS)
technology and an innovator in consumer electronics. Serving both the aviation
and consumer markets, their products are used in flying, boating, driving,
hiking, and many other activities. Specifically, Garmin aims to enrich the
lives of customers, suppliers, distributors, and employees by providing the
very best products that offer superior quality, safety, and operational
features at affordable prices.
In the Box:
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GDL 30A
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GA 32 XM antenna
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Pole mount
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Surface mount
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Under deck mount
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Power/data cable
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Marine network cable
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Audio cable (GDL 30A only)
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