Raymarine S3 (400) Autopilot Computer on 2040-parts.com
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, United States
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For sale: Raymarine S3 Autopilot Computer (also known as Raymarine 400). Working when removed for upgrade. This is the non-gyro version of the S3G, but can be easily connected to a Raymarine Gyroplus Smart Heading Sensor to achieve S3G functionality. See my other listings for a Gyroplus Sensor and a fluxgate compass sensor.
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