Setting Up a NMEA 2000 Network-UPDATED 2023

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[@arthurcitron9774]

Spot on!👊🏻🇺🇸

[@realoutdoorsman42]

This is a great NMEA guide … Mnmkay..

[@RussellMarineProductsLLC]

Thank you!

[@barddzen]

I want to add my 12v house and 24v trolling batteries to an NMEA network to my Garmin 943, how would I add the batteries to view the voltages?

[@ngocpham8129]

Very cleared🎉

[@RussellMarineProductsLLC]

Glad it helped

[@MrSpork13]

Does the power from the NEMA backbone supply power to the units connected to the backbone? Or do they still need to be powered individually?

[@kenmccarthyfishing]

Excellent job explaining,thank you so much ❤🤙

[@RussellMarineProductsLLC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bjsmith9191]

So any 12v power will do? I was led to believe power supply has to be connected to ignition so there's only power on nmea when 12v is sent to motor.

[@joeru9833]

Is the power cord to the back bone used to power say a VHF or is the power directly to the VHF still required?

[@rustyreidfishing3334]

Making it sound easy. Thanks

[@RussellMarineProductsLLC]

No problem! Thank you for watching

[@johnlupo8581]

Factory connected power to the end connection, not the T. Is this correct?

[@zackcatoe8329]

Does the extension ever go direct to a unit or is it always to an additional T connector?

[@RussellMarineProductsLLC]

Always to a t.

[@zgiller3557]

I do have a question 🤔. I am about to hook my nmea network up. My concern is that I have one battery powering my electronics only. The battery is a 16.8 volt battery. Is that going to be ok with the nmea network?