Built-in attitude and heading reference system to filter and smooth GPS-derived heading
Seamlessly transition from GPS-based to magnetometer-based heading if you lose satellite signal (magnetometer calibration required for backup magnetic heading support)
Get accurate heave information right on your chartplotter through the NMEA 2000 network
Multi-band GNSS (L1 and L5 GPS) receiver delivers accurate positioning within 1 meter; heading accuracy of 2-degree RMS in dynamic situations
Use as the primary sensor for autopilots and other onboard systems
Works with multiple satellite constellations for faster, more reliable positioning
Compact device is simple to install with no calibration required, unless using magnetometer-based heading
Easily integrates into your Garmin marine ecosystem
10 Hz position update rates for high-sensitivity tracking
Description
Know exactly where you're headed with the MSC™ 10 marine satellite compass. Easily install this GPS-based heading sensor with a fully integrated attitude and heading reference system for better GPS heading at high speeds. The multi-band GNSS (L1 and L5 GPS) receiver enables position accuracy to within 1 meter. Plus, the GPS-based compass won't be impacted by magnetic interference. It can even deliver boat heave information to your chartplotter via the NMEA 2000® network. You can also use MSC™ 10 as the primary sensor for autopilots and all your onboard systems that need accurate heading information.
