Raymarine Autopilot Ev1 Ev-1 Sensor Core Mounting Bracket Base Socket Mast Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Sauk City, Wisconsin, United States
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For sale is a brand new OEM mounting bracket for a Raymarine EV-1 Sensor Core for autopilot systems. Use this bracket to mount the sensor core to a horizontal surface, a vertical surface, or a mast pipe. The sensor core can be mounted in any orientation, as long as the arrow (with LED light) is pointing towards the front of the vessel.
Save yourself the trouble and worry associated with drilling holes big in your boat to mount the sensor core and run the spur cable. I wish I would have followed my own advice - I tried to flush-mount the sensor core and drilled my first holes in the wrong spots. Now have to try and patch them. Big mistake. Using this bracket to mount the sensor core to a mast pipe or flat surface will help you avoid my mistake. |
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