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If you have an aging diesel boat and want to redo the dashboard making it a bit more modern and digital, but without upsetting what is the charm of the “round” and analog gauges, here is a very interesting product. It’s called VMH 35-D GPS, it’s made by Veratron, and it’s a very simple instrument that’s very easy to install that connects to diesel engines, reads diesel data, converts it from anological to digital, and converts it to the display.
This display can read data from several sensors, including CAN, and display it clearly. The touchscreen control, which works even if the screen is wet or if gloves are used, allows you to switch screens in a snap and choose which data to display. Data, for example, include battery or fuel level, trim, engine hours, speed. Info and quotes on the Veratron.
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