WHY IS THE QUICK GYRO NETWORK INTERFACE CRUCIAL?

I can control the whole boat, via the 7 Garmin screens, with the Quick Gyro QNN Interface (Quick Nautical Network) – whether I am in the saloon or up in the tower.

I’m driving at multi-stations. I’m operating the boat in the flight ridge, as well as up in the tower, and the main control of the gyro is obviously in the saloon where it’s in a friendly environment out of the weather. But having it up here, I can still control the whole boat.

So you can put it in standby mode and you can see on here on the screen (obviously the gyro is off at the moment) you’ve got the speed of the rotation of the gyro, and you’ve got the precession angle of the gyro; you have standby mode at the touch of a button, which as we were saying before, allows you to lock the procession and deactivate the effects of the gyro.

…………..So I could do that from any one of the four screens I have here, or I can do it from any one of the three screens I have up in the tower.

For the full details, please watch the video.

Excerpt from an interview between PG, Director Gineico Marine, and Luke Fallon, Captain Kekoa Sports Fishing.
Luke Fallon is one of Gineico Marine’s oldest clients with the X30 Quick MC² Gyro stabiliser fitted on his magnificent O’Brien 56.