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Hi

Lowrance 2000 GlobalMap marine navigators has a special watertight connector between the GPS antenna and the device itself. Question is "what kind of connector is this"? The Norwegian dealer was only able to tell that there is a blue connector on the old system and new systems has a red connector. Wery helpful.

The gps antenna used is LGC2000

If anyone know the type and brand of these connectors I would be very glad for some information.

The follwing image shows the antenna and cable with the connector

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I find a lot of information aboute the lowerance part numbers but not the manufacturers part number
 

They look like "pattern 105 connectors" with plastic housings, maybe even the dreaded D38999 series, have a look through here...
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Would need the number and type of pins and size of the housing to be more specific on the actual connector part number.
 
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Hi

No, but they looks similar, but are much simpler in design, all plastic and not so rugged. Lowrance does not use mil-spec connectors as those given in your example.

But, we have had several problems with the Lowrance connectors so I might just cut the cables and mount new better connectors in stead. I am familiar with schaltbau in Germany and have a few of their connectors laying around.
These are rugged and quite similar to those you linked to.
 

I have used similar plastic (cheepo) versions of the pattern 105, I am trying to remember the firm that did them, I am on site at the moment so have limited access to my stuff, I am bugged now as to who does those connectors.....
 

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