Here’s the location of the female USB under the helm of my Kaiyen.
I had to access it from the bow through the seat back in front of the helm.
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Here’s the location of the female USB under the helm of my Kaiyen.
I had to access it from the bow through the seat back in front of the helm.
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Found it...white wire and white USB attachment. However the business end was wrapped up in a black rubber sheath and tucked up in a bunch of wires below the screen making it difficult to find.
Hmm interesting. Do you have the Navionics Maps? Mine wasn't wrapped in anything but I have the maps so it has that USB plugged into it at all times.Quote:
Originally Posted by KiloRomeo
I did not choose the Navionics mapping option.
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It should be a female USB not a male one like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by KiloRomeo
I don’t have a USB extension cable in front of me, but I believe that is the female end seeing the spring tabs that would hook into the male endQuote:
Originally Posted by SONIC
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It is [emoji1360]Quote:
Originally Posted by Woody929
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Originally Posted by SONIC
It might look like the male connection but its not. USB stick plugs into it
Yours looks like it is in heat shrink. I assume when you opt for the maps they cut the heat shrink off to attach the USB as mine didn’t have any heat shrink on it. Glad you were able to find it!Quote:
Originally Posted by KiloRomeo
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