The manual for the unit states that it is a part number M28748-/8-D10LIA Evidently the M28748 series of connectors are fairly widely used in military equipment, but a search for that particular p/n didn't turn up anything, none of the parts houses that I deal with handle mil type connectors, and I really doubt of I would have any luck at all as an electronics

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It only has problem with iOS 10.I'm wondering if it has something to do with the networking settings in 10. thanks Roger

It looks to me like a MIL-C-49142 style connector, however I'm not sure what the rated voltage of that style connector is. Either way, Trompeter sells their 370 series that are essentially threaded BNC-size triax connectors that conform to the 49142 spec. I believe Trompeter is now absorbed into Cinch. Maybe something like the PL375.

On the other side of the coin, those with money are younger and time is still money to them so they want a boat that goes faster. I am out of luck both ways. So, if diesel becomes $5.00 a gallon what will happen to trawler sales? I am old enough to remember the fuel availability and price problems of the 70's and 80's.

These cards are rare now and >have CMOS ram and a lithium coin cell. You MIGHT be able to read a flash card, >but I'm pretty certain you can't write to them. If you're looking for PCMCIA SRAM cards, they're also used with vintage Fanuc CNC controls. You might end up paying a premium, but they are out there.

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