About FURUNO GP-39 GPS Navigator
Description:
FURUNO GP-39 is a high-performance marine GPS navigator designed for accurate vessel positioning and navigation. It features a 4.2-inch color LCD display, built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver, waypoint and route management, and easy-to-use controls. Suitable for boats, fishing vessels, and commercial marine applications.
Key Features:
* High-precision GPS navigation
* Clear color LCD display
* Waypoint & route tracking
* Compact and reliable marine design
* Easy installation
High-Performance GPS NavigationEquipped with a 24-parallel channel high-sensitivity GPS receiver, the FURUNO GP-39 provides fast, accurate position fixes in all conditions. Its powerful track and waypoint memory are ideal for long voyages, enabling marine professionals to store crucial navigation data and routes with ease.
Versatile Display and Control ModesChoose from Plotter, Highway, Steering, and Nav Data modes to tailor the display to your specific navigation needs. The vibrant LCD is designed for readability under direct sunlight or at night, and the anti-glare surface reduces eye strain during prolonged use.
Built for Marine EnvironmentsDesigned with IPX5 water resistance and an operating temperature range from -15C to +55C, the GP-39 excels in challenging conditions. Its robust construction and matte anti-glare finish ensure durability and optimal performance aboard any vessel.
FAQ's of FURUNO GP-39 GPS Navigator:
Q: How can I store and manage waypoints and track points on the FURUNO GP-39?
A: The GP-39 allows you to store up to 3,000 waypoints and 10,000 track points. Waypoints and routes can be created, named, and retrieved using the intuitive keypad interface. You can organize up to 100 routes, each containing as many as 30 waypoints to effectively plan and recall navigation paths.
Q: What interface options does the GP-39 provide for connecting to other marine electronics?
A: The FURUNO GP-39 features NMEA 0183 connectivity, supporting two input ports and one output port. This enables seamless integration with autopilots, chart plotters, and other navigation equipment commonly used on commercial and fishing vessels.
Q: When is it necessary to use an external GPS antenna with the GP-39?
A: An external GPS antenna is recommended if your installation location restricts satellite visibility, such as inside a wheelhouse or beneath metal roofs. For open installations with a clear sky view, the integrated antenna is typically sufficient.
Q: Where should the GP-39 be mounted for optimal operation and safety?
A: The device should be installed at least 0.7 meters from the ship's standard compass, or 0.4 meters from a steering compass, to prevent magnetic interference. It can be bracket-mounted or flush-mounted on the console using the provided hardware.
Q: What are the key benefits of using the GP-39 for marine navigation?
A: The GP-39 offers highly accurate positioning, robust waypoint and track data storage, versatile display modes, and reliable operation in tough weather. Its water-resistant design, powerful backup memory, and multi-language support deliver convenience and peace of mind for marine professionals.
Q: How does the GP-39 assist in ensuring navigational safety during trips?
A: The navigator includes a variety of alarms such as anchor watch, arrival, XTE (cross track error), speed, water temperature, trip, and off-course alerts. These functions help mariners stay informed of critical conditions and make timely decisions while underway.