Bell & Gossett Black Vulcan 7R 000-14082-001 sku-763639638
No rating yet(0 ratings)Listed as Bell & Gossett, the Black Vulcan 7R, model 000-14082-001, sku-763639638, appears in Fishing. The source identifies the chartplotter as a B&G Vulcan 7R. It is a 7-inch sailing chartplotter and radar display with a global basemap, intended for coastal cruising and club racing.
The 7-inch multi-touch screen has SailSteer, SailingTime, RacePanel and laylines, plus sailing instrument displays. It connects to an existing system and is NMEA 2000, Broadband Radar, ForwardScan and autopilot ready, with built-in Wi-Fi and 10Hz GPS. The touchscreen supports pinch, swipe and tap controls for charts, routes and waypoints, including guidance along a route.
A compatible chart card enables autorouting. C-MAP DISCOVER charts offer US and Canada coverage, vector charts, custom depth shading, tides and currents, bathymetric contours with Genesis data, Easy Routing and 12 months of online updates. Other supported charts include Navionics and NV Digital.
With an installed controller elsewhere, the display can control a B&G autopilot, including course changes, tacks, gybes and wind or compass sailing. Flush mounting leaves the unit 8mm proud of the bulkhead; a bracket allows horizontal, vertical or overhead mounting. Display resolution is 800x480, brightness is 1200 nits, and waterproof ratings are IPX6 and 7.
Operating range: -15°C to +55°C (5°F to 131°F); storage range: -20°C to +60°C (4°F to 140°F). Storage has 1 Micro SD slot, with a maximum of 32GB; cards over 32 GB require NTFS formatting. Connections include 1 yellow 5-pin 100 Mbits/s Ethernet connector for radar and Sirius connectivity in the USA, and 1 NMEA 2000 Micro-C port rated 1 LEN. Weight: 1.320 kg (2.91lb). GPS update rate: 10 Hz.
Typical consumption: 12 W; maximum: 20 W. Supply: 12V (10 to 17V). Dimensions without bracket: 197 mm x 141 mm x 82.7 mm (7.56 x 5.55 x 3.26 inches). Warranty: 2 years. The GPS receiver has 32 channels; the recommended fuse is 3A. Capacity is 6000 waypoints, 500 routes with 100 points per route, and 50 tracks with up to 12,000 points.
The display measures 7 inches, has 80° viewing angles in each direction and 90MB internal storage. Digital switching supports BEP C-Zone and NaviOP. Cold-start time to first fix is under 90 seconds in open sky; satellite reacquisition is 5 seconds. NMEA 0183 sentences are exported over Wi-Fi. Compatible radar includes Halo, Broadband and HD models. Horizontal position accuracy is 3 m (9.8 ft).
Supported chart formats include Insight, Navionics Gold, NAV+ and Platinum+, C-MAP MAX N and MAX N+, and NV Digital Raster US charts. Sonar support includes integrated CHIRP, DownScan and ForwardScan through a single 9-pin Xsonic connector. Internal connections include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS with 10Hz updates, WASS, MSAS and EGNOS; there is no PC or video connection.
AIS data is received over NMEA 2000 only. Weather options include Sirius XM WM-3 in the USA and GRIB. Sailing controls include tack and gybe turn patterns and depth-contour tracking. The interface works by touch or a ZC1 or ZC2 controller via NMEA 2003. Multimedia support includes SonicHub2, Fusion Link, Sirius in the USA and JL Audio in Australia and New Zealand.
Corrections include WASS, MSAS, EGNOS and GLONASS. The backlight is white. Steering and autopilot modes include Wind, Auto, Nav, No Drift, Follow up, Non-follow up, Standby and Wind NAV; wind modes require the boat type to be set to Sail. Autopilot commissioning requires a STBY button or a controller with one.
The box contains the Vulcan 7 display, sun cover, mounting bracket and knobs, dash-mount kit and bezel.
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