Mix & Match Northstar GPS Plotters with Livorsi Analog Gauges
Livorsi Marine is now offering Northstar M84 and 550 GPS Color Chartplotters to help you navigate the waters. These two models can be combined with Livorsi analog gauges for a custom look with modern technology.
These state-of–the art GPS chartplotters allow you to plot and follow a waypoint, such as your favorite fishing spot or the perfect place to anchor. Or plan your own route and go for a cruise. You can project your course or track where you’ve been and retrace your steps.
The M84 is a low profile color display every fisherman, cruiser and performance boater is calling for. This tool combines GPS, sonar, radar, with optional fuel management and video into a daylight viewable, high-resolution screen. The GPS antenna receives a signal for the satellite and determines exactly where you are. For detailed chart data install an SD-card NT MAX card. The M84 comes in your choice of rim color to match all your Livorsi gauges.
Use the M84 split screen feature to view up to four different functions at once. The radar detects weather fronts and potential hazards. The sonar transducer automatically adjusts to your output power. Connect an optional camera for live monitoring of your deck, or plug in a DVD player, camcorder or under water camera for entertainment.
Northstar’s Explorer 550 model is a smaller but powerful 5” color screen for boats of all sizes. The 550 displays chart and an optional fuel management system. Create up to 3000 way points and up to 25 routes. The screen is backlit white, with 16 levels of brightness for ultimate visibility. Comes in your choice of rim color and choose an optional powdercoated bezel. For detailed chart data install a C-card NT MAX card.
Kits for the M84 and the 550 include: the monitor, GPS antenna, bracket, mounting hardware and your choice of colored rim to match your Livorsi gauges. The M84 chartplotter and the Explorer 550 come with their own background map to get you started. Install a C-MAP NT MAX chart for detailed chart data; you can find a C-MAP NT MAX chart by visiting their website at
www.cmap.com.
