Kongsberg SIMRAD Navico RT1200, Руководство пользователя

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The quality of any connections and integrity of the cable (i.e no breaks in the sheathing) will
directly affect the performance of the radio. Poor soldering or corrosion of the terminals can
impair performance. It is recommended that screw or crimp terminal type connectors are not
used for any through deck fittings - a good quality waterproof solder terminal connector will be
less susceptible to poor connection due to corrosion of the contacts.
3.4 Electrical Interference Suppression
Interference generated by the alternator of the engine may occasionally cause problems. The
radio has been designed to minimise the effects of outside interference. However, precautions
should still be taken - route the power supply and antenna cables away from the engine com-
partment. The cable run should not be down the same trunking as other cables carrying high cur-
rent. The antenna cable should also be kept seperate from the radio’s power cable.
Engines with spark ignition - and also some refrigerators - should be fitted with suppressors.
Your local agent should be able to give advice on this, and also supply suppression kits where
necessary.