For more than 60 years, FURUNO has established a heritage of innovating and building electronics that more captains depend on, day in and day out. From the men and women who make a living on the water, to those who simply enjoy the boating lifestyle, FURUNO is a name that is synonymous with quality electronics that you can rely on.
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Furuno Navpilot 700 Series Autopilot
February 2012- Pros:
- - Includes on-screen activation set-up wizard
- - One-touch mode selection enables flexible steering and course control
- - Includes two optional safety features, Safe Helm and Power Assist
- Cons:
- - Many options available can be confusing
- - Black and white display screen
Furuno GP33
November 2011- Pros:
- - Large bright instrument display
- - Standalone GPS capabilities
- - Can be powered from an N2K backbone
- Cons:
Furuno MFD series NavNet 3D Multifunction Display
October 2011- Pros:
- - 3D Chart Rendering
- - Satellite photo fusion
- - Fast chart redraw and panning
- Cons:
- - Some concerns about NavNet 3D chart detail
- - Multiple video inputs, but can only display one video feed at a time
- - Chart HDD is on the small side (40 GB)
Furuno RD33 Instrument Display
October 2011- Pros:
- - Data bridging between N2K and NMEA 0183
- - Supports CAN bus, N2K, and 0183 interfaces
- - Simultaneous alarm monitoring capabilities
- Cons:
- - Optional adaptor bezel is required when replacing the older RD30
- - Does not support translation of all NMEA 2000 or 0183 data
- - Because of secondary T connection, device is not N2K compliant
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend PYS,
states Jeff. 
The two Raymarine E120 displays on my 21 foot Grady White have accumulated moisture in them. They are pedestal mounted. Is this normal, and what can be done about it? 
