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Garmin SteadyCast™ Heading Sensor: Precision Navigation at Your Fingertips

The Garmin SteadyCast™ Heading Sensor is a game-changer for anglers and boaters seeking unparalleled accuracy on the water. This innovative sensor ensures that your boat's bow orientation is precisely aligned with your chartplotter screen, giving you the confidence to know exactly where you're casting. With its fast calibration and premium heading accuracy, the SteadyCast sensor is a simple, easy-to-install solution that provides peace of mind on every fishing trip. Key features include: ensuring bow orientation on your chartplotter matches your heading, heading accuracy of plus or minus 3 degrees, and an easy NMEA 2000® plug-and-play interface.

Advanced Technology for Unmatched Performance

The SteadyCast heading sensor is powered by 9-axis MEMS technology, allowing for installation in any orientation away from magnetic interference. This ensures that your heading information remains accurate, even in rough waters or at low speeds. The sensor's output rate at 10 Hz and accuracy of plus or minus 3 degrees guarantees that your chart orientation and boat heading line match up with reality. Additional features include a simple 2-step calibration process for compatible Garmin chartplotters and basic calibration support for other displays.

Enhance Your Boating Experience

Whether you're a seasoned angler or a weekend boater, the Garmin SteadyCast™ Heading Sensor is designed to enhance your boating experience. Its easy installation and fast calibration make it a must-have accessory for anyone who values precision navigation. The sensor's robust construction and NMEA 2000® plug-and-play interface ensure compatibility with a wide range of boats and chartplotters. With the SteadyCast sensor, you can navigate with confidence, knowing that your boat's heading is always accurate and reliable. Perfect for: anglers, boaters, and anyone who wants to improve their navigation experience on the water.