Setting Up a NMEA 2000 Network-UPDATED 2023
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This is a great NMEA guide … Mnmkay..
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Does the power from the NEMA backbone supply power to the units connected to the backbone? Or do they still need to be powered individually?
I want to add my 12v house and 24v trolling batteries to an NMEA network to my Garmin 943, how would I add the batteries to view the voltages?
Is the power cord to the back bone used to power say a VHF or is the power directly to the VHF still required?
So any 12v power will do? I was led to believe power supply has to be connected to ignition so there's only power on nmea when 12v is sent to motor.
Does the extension ever go direct to a unit or is it always to an additional T connector?
Always to a t.
I do have a question 🤔.
I am about to hook my nmea network up. My concern is that I have one battery powering my electronics only.
The battery is a 16.8 volt battery.
Is that going to be ok with the nmea network?
Factory connected power to the end connection, not the T. Is this correct?