Nmea 0183 To Usb Adaptor Connect Gps To Pc Tablet Laptop Win Vista ~ Win10 on 2040-parts.com
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Connect your NMEA 0183 GPS or Fish Finder to your computer, laptop or tablet. Compatible with all OS versions. Windows, Android, IOS and Linux. Simple 3 wire connection. RX (Receive Data), TX (Transmit Data) and Ground. 1m cable. Compatible with All Windows Versions XP through 10. |
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