Raymarine onboard
The full Raymarine electronics stack aboard Sophisticated Lady — what we run, why it’s there, and (soon) a verified schematic plus affiliate links for matching gear.
Intro
Raymarine is the boat’s navigation and awareness layer: chartplotting, radar, autopilot, AIS, and depth/speed sensing wired as one stack. This page will grow into a systems reference — components, purpose, wiring overview, and honest affiliate slots for gear that matches what we use.
Components
| Component | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|
| MFD / chartplotter | Primary helm display & charting | confirm with Mateo |
| Radar | Weather / traffic awareness on SeaView tower | confirm with Mateo |
| Autopilot | Course keeping under sail / power | confirm with Mateo |
| AIS | Vessel identity & collision awareness | confirm with Mateo |
| Transducers | Depth / speed / temperature feeds | confirm with Mateo |
Placeholder rows only — mark confirmed before publish.
Purpose of each
- MFD / chartplotter — the glass helm: charts, overlays, and the hub for the network.
- Radar — sees weather cells and traffic when eyes alone aren’t enough.
- Autopilot — holds a course so the crew can handle sail, watch, or rest.
- AIS — shows who’s out there and announces us.
- Transducers — depth and speed into the same picture.
Copy is draft; tighten with Mateo’s model list.
System outline
As-installed Raymarine navigation system · September 2026 · Jeanneau International 50. Two-page outline: deck/accommodation placement, then network connections (RayNet via two RNS-8 switches + SeaTalkng).
Download PDF · tabloid landscape · Draft 4 (21 Sep 2026)
Affiliate links
Affiliate links TBA — do not publish until filled.
- Amazon slot — MFD / chartplotter matching gear — Link TBA
- Amazon slot — radar / antenna accessories — Link TBA
- Amazon slot — AIS / transducers — Link TBA
Photos