Why Quick Gyro network interface is crucial?

Q: You've got 17" Garmins up here and you've got Garmins upstairs as well on the tower. You interface the gyro data to the screens.

The Quick Gyro comes with the QNN Interface (Quick Nautical Network), which you opted for.
It allows you to put the controls for the gyro through your Garmin screens.
Here you've got Garmin, but it could be RayMarine, Furano, Simrad, B& G or Lowrance.

Why is that important for you as a game skipper with multi-stations?

A: I'm driving at multi-stations. I'm operating the boat in the flight ridge, as well as up in the tower, and the main control of the gyro is obviously in the saloon where it's in a friendly environment out of the weather. But having it up here, I can still control the whole boat.
So you can put it in standby mode and you can see on here on the screen (obviously the gyro is off at the moment) you've got the speed of the rotation of the gyro, and you've got the precession angle of the gyro; you have standby mode at the touch of a button, which as we were saying before, allows you to lock the precession and deactivate the effects of the gyro.
‘Start’ and ‘stop’ you can monitor the gyro from up here and there is the exact same ability through all the screens on the dash as well as the ones upstairs on the tower.
So going back to what we were saying before, you use that a lot when you're up in the tower when you say when you hook up the fish right, that's when you start being able to monitor what's going on exactly. So I could do that from any one of the four screens I have here, or I can do it from any one of the three screens I have up in the tower.

PG: So the alternative is yelling downstairs to get somebody else into it while they're trying to fight the fish!
LF: Exactly, and they do not need to do that, that's something that i can look after and you know you can do it on any one of 7 screens I’ve got on the boat, and being able to look at how it's working and how it's operating; so bangles is doing it OK it's not just a little light that says it's on - that's right, we've got full control and know exactly what the gyro is doing at any moment of the day.

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PG, Director Gineico Marine, is with Luke Fallon, Captain Kekoa Sports Fishing, discussing the Quick Gyro Stabiliser.
Luke Fallon is one of Gineico Marine’s oldest clients with the X30 Quick MC² Gyro stabiliser fitted on his magnificent O’Brien 56.

The Quick Gyro was fitted to the Kekoa three years ago.
Luke is a very accomplished and professional captain on the reef and he runs game fishing charters on the beautiful Kekoa. He has some of the most ocean-going experience of any of our customers when it comes to the Quick Gyro.
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