Cyclone ta Quantum 25M

The Raymarine A80659 cable has a length of 25 meters. This length is suitable for various installations on board, providing flexibility in positioning the radar and the VCM100 voltage converter module.

Yes, like all Raymarine signal cables, the A80659 cable is properly shielded. This shielding is critical to prevent electromagnetic interference and ensure signal integrity, thereby guaranteeing reliable and accurate radar performance.

Yes, as a Raymarine product, the A80659 cable is specifically designed and manufactured to withstand the harsh conditions of a marine environment. It is engineered to provide optimal durability and reliability against moisture, salt, and temperature fluctuations.

Yes, the Raymarine A80659 cable is a ready-to-use cable and comes with the necessary connectors pre-installed at each end. This greatly simplifies installation between the radar antenna and the VCM100 module, without requiring complex cable terminations.

Yes, the radar cables for Cyclone and Quantum systems are available in different lengths to suit various installation configurations. Model A80659 is specifically the 25-meter version. For other lengths, please refer to the Raymarine product range.

The Raymarine A80659 cable is compatible with Raymarine radar systems in the Cyclone and Quantum series. It is designed to operate optimally with these radars, ensuring seamless integration into your navigation network.

The A80659 cable connects the radar to the VCM100 module, which in turn connects to multifunction displays (MFD). The Cyclone and Quantum radars, and by extension this cable, are compatible with Raymarine Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, and Axiom XL series MFDs, provided they run LightHouse software version 3.9 or later.

Yes, cable A80659 is specifically designed to connect to the VCM100 voltage converter module (reference E70648). The VCM100 is a required component for all Raymarine Cyclone and Cyclone Pro radar installations, serving as the interface between the radar cable and the vessel's network.

No, the Raymarine A80659 cable is a proprietary component designed for the Raymarine ecosystem. It is not compatible with radars or navigation systems from other brands due to its specific connectors and signal requirements.

Yes, cable A80659 transmits the data required for advanced features of Cyclone and Quantum radars, such as Doppler radar and ARPA target tracking. However, for these features to be fully operational, a compatible multifunction display (MFD) and appropriate data sources for heading, speed, and vessel position are also required.

The A80659 cable connects directly on one end to the Raymarine Cyclone or Quantum radar socket, and on the other end to the VCM100 voltage converter module. The VCM100 then acts as an interface for connection to the RayNet network of your multifunction display (MFD).

Yes, to ensure optimal performance and avoid damage, it is recommended to:

Avoid sharp bends in the cable.Keep the cable away from heat sources.Do not route the cable in bundles with other equipment cables that may carry high current or voltage.Provide adequate strain relief for all cables.These precautions help maintain signal integrity and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the system.

Installing the A80659 cable itself generally does not require special tools, as it comes with pre-installed connectors. However, the complete radar system installation (mounting the pedestal, the VCM100, routing cables) may require basic tools such as screwdrivers, drills, and marine-grade fastening hardware.

Yes, it is important to ensure that all required ferrites are correctly installed with the radar system. These ferrites help suppress electromagnetic noise and maintain the system's EMC compliance, thereby contributing to radar signal clarity.

It is generally not recommended to extend Raymarine radar cables beyond their standard length. For installations requiring a longer reach, it is preferable to use a cable of the appropriate length from the Raymarine range to ensure signal integrity and optimal radar performance.

To ensure signal integrity, it is essential to follow Raymarine’s installation guidelines:

Use appropriate cable shielding.Respect minimum bend radii to avoid damaging the cable.Avoid routing the cable near electrical interference sources or high-voltage cables.Install ferrite chokes correctly if required.These measures are critical for reliable data transmission.

The Raymarine A80659 cable is covered by Raymarine's standard warranty policy. To find specific warranty details, including duration and applicable conditions, refer to the official warranty documentation provided by Raymarine or visit their website.