Marine Autopilots

OverviewThe Garmin 010-12834-00 is a wireless foot pedal that controls a Garmin Force trolling motor when you want steering and speed underfoot instead of reaching for a handheld remote. It links to the motor over 2.4 GHz and carries an IPX7 water rating...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-12832-30 is a replacement pull handle and cable for a compatible Force trolling motor. It is the hand-pull part you use during stow and deploy, and it is also what you grab when you need to move the mount through its latch...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-11202-03 is a SeaStar fittings kit used when plumbing a Garmin hydraulic autopilot into steering systems that use 3/8" marine tube lines.Each adapter fitting transitions from a 1/4" NPT male pipe thread to a marine tube male...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-11202-02 is a Verado adapter kit that provides the hydraulic fittings needed to plumb a Garmin hydraulic autopilot into most Verado steering systems. The kit bridges common hydraulic connection styles used in these installations,...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-11824-01 is an update rate select cable that limits a GPS 19x HVS (NMEA 0183) antenna to position updates once per second at 4,800 bps instead of the default 10 updates per second at 38,400 bps. It is used when a helm device,...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-00705-64 is a 1.2 liter per minute hydraulic autopilot pump kit that drives the steering on compatible Garmin autopilot systems, including Reactor 40 installations. It moves hydraulic fluid through the steering lines at up to 1.2...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-00705-63 is a 2.0 L per minute (0.53 gpm) hydraulic pump kit for Garmin autopilot systems, used with a Reactor 40 setup to move hydraulic fluid to your steering cylinder. The pump assembly measures 31.75 x 11.43 x 10.16 cm (12.5 x...

OverviewThe Garmin 010-11053-02 is the ECU 10 electronic control unit that links the Reactor 40 Course Computer Unit (CCU) to the hydraulic pump and drives the pump based on steering commands.It accepts 11.5 to 30 Vdc for 12 V or 24 V boats and uses a 40...