Autometer Marine Chrome Ultra-Lite 3-3/8in 50MPH GPS Speedometer Gauge

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The latest in technology and the easiest possible way to add a highly accurate speedometer to your boat! AutoMeter GPS speedometers are capable of working with most aftermarket GPS antenna/receivers or with AutoMeter's 5283 GPS antenna. AutoMeter's ultra fast, omnidirectional micro antenna is available separately for true plug and play functionality and never requires calibration. Configurable Rally Nav display shows odometer, trip odometer, time/date, GPS coordinates, heading info, compass, and peak speed recall. Quite simply, the easiest, most accurate speedometer available.
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Mauricio
· 4 years ago
I bought 2 of these for my boat and I'm installing them and noticed there isn't a wire with a light bulb like the rest of the auto meter gauges I purchased, I purchased the tac #200890-35 and 2 speedometer #200635-35 and neither of these have the light.
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Natalia from AutoMeter · 4 years ago
Thank you for your question. The bulbs are internal on the unit so they have a terminal on the backside of the gauge you will have to adapt a wire to. Please see the instructions linked: https://www.autometer.com/pub/media/manual/2650-1597.pdf , https://www.autometer.com/pub/media/manual/2650-1138.pdf
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Boater
· 6 years ago
What determines the size? Is it the opening for the base of the unit or is it the face of the gauge?
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Joseph At AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you so much for contacting us. By and large, the size of the gauge is the hole size you'll use (ie 3-3/8" gauge uses a 3-3/8" hole). The only exception to this is the the 5" gauge, which actually use a 4-5/8" hole. Hope this helps!
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