Simrad SimNet Product to NMEA 2000 Network Adapter Cable Consumer Electronics Electronics

[Music] hi Jeff go to here with Pacific yacht systems a common question that we get asked all the time by fellow boaters is what's the difference or what is enemy 2000 versus enemy zero 183 enemy a stands for National Marine Electronics Association and basically their two protocols two means of communicating between devices on your boat it could be from your VHF radio to your char plotter from an instrument to your chartplotter basically how do you share information between different devices on your boat and it could be from one manufacturer to another or even within a manufacturer so when you think about enemy 82,000 here are kind of common bits and pieces that you see probably coming with your chartplotter it might be a Garmin might be Raymarine might be Simrad and you have these T's and basically what it is is enemy 2000 is what's called that bus topology as opposed to serial and wha