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R. Mann
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023
First, I am new to NMEA all together, but I am an IT type.This device is very impressive in functionality and ease of configuration. My use includes this gateway which is ethernet only (non wifi). I chose ethernet only because I am wired (cat6) to a small TPLINK Wifi bridge to tether internet connection from my phone or home (for updates) and then wirelessly connecting my 14in android tablet with Navionics on it. Using a VHF radio like the Garmin 215I to transmit GPS and AIS through the NMEA2k gateway and then through the TPLINk works great! (on a side note) I have 5 android car stereo type devises on board and all work great with this set up.
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