Package Dimensions: 3.81 L x 17.526 H x 14.224 W (centimeters)
Made in China
9 reviews for Garmin 6FT Marine Network Cable, RJ45
Rated 5 out of 5
Psychofisherman –
I have Garmin stuff, 2- 93sv and 1- 94sv. So to maximize their effectiveness, and water resistant I bought these. The cables are good, the screw rings to attach them to your FF / chart plotter are good as well. Do not overdo the tightening, no reason to, since the O-ring seals out the moisture, not pressure. Overall I like them, they are way more expensive than Cat8 cables, but you don’t get the screw on rings, and O-ring protection. Lastly, the Garmin units, do not have the standard snap clip attachment for networking cables, so if you go the cheaper route, expect the cables to drop out after a few bounces of waves. The units are built for Garmin’s cables. I hope this helps you feel better about dropping the extra cash, but I’d recommend it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Scott Dreas –
I bought this cable so I could connect my two Garmin chartplotters together. This cable worked perfectly and was the exact length I needed. Now one person can fish at the back of the boat while I fish the front and we can see all the fish around the boat.
Rated 5 out of 5
Michael Kopp –
I used this cable to extend my Garmin to a higher mount for the front of my boat and worked great
Rated 5 out of 5
norman deford parr –
Like the connectors for safe attachment to gps
Rated 4 out of 5
Jack B. –
A little pricey, but what isn’t.
Rated 5 out of 5
Fred Derf –
Better than a standard cat cable
Rated 5 out of 5
Lew Boersma –
Exactly what I needed to link a Garmin 93 UHD SV and a 106 Ultra SV so that I could run Panoptix on either unit and to share waypoints.
Rated 5 out of 5
Tim –
connected my garmin chart plotters at the helm so they could talk to each other
Rated 5 out of 5
Stefano –
Ottimo cavo originale Peccato che non ha un mezzo metro in più
Psychofisherman –
I have Garmin stuff, 2- 93sv and 1- 94sv. So to maximize their effectiveness, and water resistant I bought these. The cables are good, the screw rings to attach them to your FF / chart plotter are good as well. Do not overdo the tightening, no reason to, since the O-ring seals out the moisture, not pressure. Overall I like them, they are way more expensive than Cat8 cables, but you don’t get the screw on rings, and O-ring protection. Lastly, the Garmin units, do not have the standard snap clip attachment for networking cables, so if you go the cheaper route, expect the cables to drop out after a few bounces of waves. The units are built for Garmin’s cables. I hope this helps you feel better about dropping the extra cash, but I’d recommend it.
Scott Dreas –
I bought this cable so I could connect my two Garmin chartplotters together. This cable worked perfectly and was the exact length I needed. Now one person can fish at the back of the boat while I fish the front and we can see all the fish around the boat.
Michael Kopp –
I used this cable to extend my Garmin to a higher mount for the front of my boat and worked great
norman deford parr –
Like the connectors for safe attachment to gps
Jack B. –
A little pricey, but what isn’t.
Fred Derf –
Better than a standard cat cable
Lew Boersma –
Exactly what I needed to link a Garmin 93 UHD SV and a 106 Ultra SV so that I could run Panoptix on either unit and to share waypoints.
Tim –
connected my garmin chart plotters at the helm so they could talk to each other
Stefano –
Ottimo cavo originale
Peccato che non ha un mezzo metro in più