Raymarine St 60 Speed Display on 2040-parts.com
Punta Gorda, Florida, United States
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Raymarine ST 60 Speed Display. This was on our 2003 Catalina. It never gave us any trouble. We only used it as a speed readout. I assume it's trip and timer functions work but we never used them. We replaced our gps and then decided to upgrade the speed and depth as well. The photos show it as installed on our boat just before we took it off. The book and cover are included.
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