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Simrad 000-13336-001 NAC-3 Autopilot Core Pack

This pack includes a high-current Simrad NAC-3 Autopilot Computer, an RF25N NMEA2000 Rudder Feedback Unit, a Precision-9 solid-state Compass, plus all cabling and connectors required to build an NMEA 2000® network backbone or connect your autopilot system to an existing NMEA 2000® network.

This pack is recommended for medium to large rudder-steered boats above 10 metres (35') in length and is suitable for use with high-current drive pumps that include the Simrad RPU160 reversible hydraulic steering pump for boats up to 50', and mechanical drives such as the Simrad DD15 which is a direct drive autopilot unit for sailboats between 30'-40'.

Hydraulic linear drives such as the T1 or T2 Marine Linear Actuator are suitable for yachts 12 to 23 meters, or the RAM T3 Marine Hydraulic Steering System for vessels up to 30 meters are options.

Maximum power consumption is 750 W, with a recommended fuse rating of 30 A.

Choose from a range of dedicated Autopilot Controllers, or control your autopilot from your existing Simrad or B&G multifunction display.

Install extra autopilot stations, ideal for dual-helm vessels, or add the Simrad WR10 wireless remote for instant steering and autopilot control from anywhere onboard.

Industry-standard NMEA 2000® networking and NMEA 0183® input offer reliable connectivity to sensors, autopilot controllers, and multifunction displays located anywhere onboard.

Auto-tuning simplifies setup and ensures optimal steering performance, while automatic compass calibration continuously improves heading accuracy as you travel.

Control with select B&G or Simrad networked multifunction displays.
In the Box:

NAC-3 Autopilot Computer 000-13250-001
Precision-9 Compass 000-12607-001
RF25N medium-duty NMEA2000 Rudder Feedback Unit with 5.5 m (18')
SimNet / NMEA 2000® interface 000-10756-001

_{NOTE: Remember to add 20% to your boat's "design" displacement to allow for gear, fuel, water etc. The resulting displacement number should be less than the autopilot's maximum rated displacement. When choosing an autopilot, "bigger is better." Be aware the Installation Guide indicates an analogue Rudder Feedback Unit. The kit supplied with an RF25N is an NMEA2000 Rudder Feedback unit.}