Raymarine Wind Gauge St60 on 2040-parts.com
East Granby, Connecticut, US
I would assume thus gauge works fine, I just have no way of testing it. It was pulled off a 600+ thousand dollar that was underwent a total refit in 2007. There is still a date sticker on the back from the electronics company that removed it. These were given to me but just have no use for it. Hope it helps you out
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