Raymarine S100 Seatalk Autopilot Remote Control Model# E15024 on 2040-parts.com
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Raymarine S100 Wireless SeaTalk Autopilot Remote Control Model# E15024
Wireless SeaTalk autopilot remote control S100 Wireless Autopilot Remote Compact and lightweight, the S100 remote delivers the freedom of wireless control to any Raymarine SeaTalk autopilot. The bright display is easy to read with two lines of text and a graphical autopilot mode indicator. The 5 button ergonomic keypad and intuitive menu structure provides simple operation and easy access to extended features. Rugged and waterproof the S100 fits in your pocket or clips to your belt, keeping full function autopilot control always within reach. S100 Features
Wireless Features:
The S100 wireless autopilot controller is compatible with the following Raymarine/Autohelm SeaTalk Autopilots:
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