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Simrad NAC-2 VRF Virtual Rudder Feedback Core Pack

Stopping bow yaw on powerboats under 35 feet, this Simrad NAC-2 corepack coordinates Precision-9 solid-state compass tracking with Continuum steering algorithms, actuating 15.2-cubic-inch hydraulic rams through virtual rudder feedback at 12V.

  • Drives hydraulic rams up to 15.2CI
  • Precision-9 AHRS tracks dynamic pitch roll
  • Virtual Rudder Feedback simplifies outboard rigging
  • Continuum algorithms eliminate steering course hunting
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Configure a compatible hydraulic or steer-by-wire outboard autopilot system with the Simrad NAC-2 VRF Virtual Rudder Feedback Core Pack. The package includes a NAC-2 course computer, Precision-9 nine-axis solid-state AHRS, and NMEA 2000 starter kit. It supports planing and displacement powerboat hulls and works with hydraulic steering or compatible steer-by-wire outboards, while Virtual Rudder Feedback is the stated dockside setup method.

The NAC-2 supports hydraulic cylinders up to 250 cc, or 15.2 cubic inches, and provides 8A continuous output with a 16A intermittent peak. It runs on 12V or 24V DC and has an IPX5 enclosure rating. Combined computer and sensor weight is 1.2 kg, or 2.6 lb. Drive selection, hydraulic cylinder volume, vessel steering arrangement, and NMEA 2000 network planning must be confirmed before installation.

System Integration and Drive Selection

This Simrad core pack does not include a steering drive, display, hydraulic pump, or complete autopilot installation. The NAC-2, Precision-9 sensor, and NMEA 2000 starter kit form the central course-computer and heading-sensor components. A compatible drive, control display, steering system, electrical circuit, and network architecture must be selected separately.

Continuum Steering Technology, Smart Turn patterns, and NoDrift target tracking are stated functions of the compatible system. The Precision-9 heading data is specified at plus or minus 1.0 degrees static and plus or minus 2.0 degrees during dynamic roll and pitch tracking. Actual steering results depend on the entire installed autopilot and vessel steering configuration.

Why Choose the Simrad NAC-2 VRF Virtual Rudder Feedback Core Pack

The Simrad NAC-2 VRF Virtual Rudder Feedback Core Pack combines a NAC-2 computer, Precision-9 nine-axis AHRS, NMEA 2000 starter kit, and dockside VRF setup. Its hydraulic-cylinder limit of 250 cc, 8A continuous output, 16A intermittent peak, 12V or 24V supply, IPX5 rating, 1.2 kg combined weight, and hydraulic or compatible steer-by-wire support provide clear system-selection details for a mid-size powerboat autopilot installation.

Warranty and Support

Simrad warranty terms vary by product and region, and the supplied specifications do not provide a named warranty period for this core pack. can help you review hydraulic-cylinder volume, drive selection, VRF suitability, Precision-9 placement, NMEA 2000 requirements, power supply, and separate display or pump requirements before purchase. Review the applicable Simrad warranty coverage and documented package contents before ordering.

Before Ordering the Simrad NAC-2 VRF Virtual Rudder Feedback Core Pack

Confirm that your vessel uses hydraulic steering with a cylinder at or below 250 cc, or a compatible steer-by-wire outboard system. You should verify the required steering drive, display, Precision-9 sensor location, NAC-2 mounting space, NMEA 2000 network capacity, 12V or 24V power supply, 8A continuous and 16A peak drive needs, and whether VRF suits your steering configuration before purchase.

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