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32 GB maximum size WAYPOINTS 5,000 TRACK POINTS 50,000 TRACKS 50 saved tracks NAVIGATION ROUTES 100 Sensors HAS BUILT-IN RECEIVER RECEIVER 10 Hz NMEA 2000 COMPATIBLE GPS GLONASS GALILEO BEIDOU SUPPORTS WAAS SUPPORTS MULTI-BAND, MULTI-CONSTELLATION GPS Built-in Maps BUILT-IN AUTO GUIDANCE+ yes (downloadable via ActiveCaptain app) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ INLAND & COASTAL yes (see Additional) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ (COASTAL) yes (see Additional) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ (INLAND) yes (see Additional) TIDE TABLES yes (see Additional) Optional Map Support GARMIN NAVIONICS+ GARMIN NAVIONICS VISION+ TOPO STANDARD MAPPING GARMIN QUICKDRAW CONTOURS Chartplotter Features AIS DSC SUPPORTS FUSION-LINK COMPATIBLE RADIOS ACTIVECAPTAIN COMPATIBLE SAILING FEATURES Sonar Features & Specifications DISPLAYS SONAR POWER OUTPUT 500 W TRADITIONAL SONAR (DUAL FREQUENCY/BEAM) built-in (single channel CHIRP, 50/77/83/200 kHz, L, M, H CHIRP) CLEARV built-in 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz SIDEV built-in 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz PANOPTIX SONAR LIVESCOPE Connections NMEA 2000 PORTS GARMIN MARINE NETWORK PORTS 1 12-PIN TRANSDUCER PORTS 1 BLUETOOTH PAIRING ANT+ (CONNECTIVITY) GARMIN WI-FI NETWORK (LOCAL CONNECTION) Electrical Features POWER INPUT 9 to 18 Vdc TYPICAL CURRENT DRAW AT 12 VDC 1.52 A MAXIMUM CURRENT DRAW AT 12 VDC 3.2 A MAXIMUM POWER USAGE AT 10 VDC 18.3W Additional ADDITIONAL Garmin Navionics+ (inland and coastal): 75sv Canada, Australia and New Zealand Garmin Navionics+ (coastal): 74sv U.S

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