The Sailcomp 103AC is a direct descendant of that first compass and is now the most widely used electronic sailing instrument on the market. From 24 foot one-designs to the Whitbread boats, all the top racers depend on the accuracy and reliability of the Sailcomp for a tactical advantage. The remote keypad lets you choose between heading, timer, and header/lift readouts on multiple displays that the crew can read from up to 25 feet. Mount them on the mast and down below where the navigator will appreciate the NMEA 0183 compatibility to output course/distance to waypoint or cross track error.

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Highlights

• Ultra accurate heading sensor automatically calibrates for magnetic variation
• Tactical displays show: lift/header mode, count-down chronometer, or NMEA integration
• Flexibiltiy - remote sensor, keypad, and displays allow for convenient mounting, control, and visibility

Technical Specifications
Accuracy	±0.5° after Auto-Compensation
Gimbal Range	±45°
Temperature Range	0°C to +70°C (system) -10° to +90°C (displays)
Field Strength Sensitivity	6.5 - 65µ Tesla
Number of Repeaters	4 Maximum
Damping Levels	Selectable Range (four levels)
Voltage	12V DC Nominal
Current Consumption	65 mA (light off)/97 mA (light on)
Maxi Display	3.5 mA (light off)/73.5 mA (light on)
Loran/GPS Input	NMEA 0183 (required for Nav Mode)
Deviation Correction	Automatic Compensation
Interface Capability
Standard Output	NMEA 0183
Optional Interfaces	N+1, Dual Sin/Cos, RS232, Linear Analog, Furuno & Combinations
Dimensions/Weight (with cables)
Remote Sensor	4.8" D x 5" H/16 oz. (12 x 13 cm/0.9 kg)
Display Unit	4.8" x 3.6" x 0.8"/14 oz. (12 x 9 x 2 cm/397 g)
Junction Box	6.3" x 2.9" x 2.2"/15 oz. (16 x 7 x 6 cm/425 g)
Remote Keypad	4.8" x 1.8" x 0.9"/10 oz. (12 x 5 x 2 cm/283 g)
Maxi Display	6.5" x 4.3" x 0.8"/7.5 oz. (17 x 11 x 2 cm/213 g)
CE Approved	Yes