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Has anyone considered trying a Framework Laptop motherboard?
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(2022-09-03, 10:58 AM)jim321 Wrote: if you don't want/need wind, temp, battery, tank levels,ect. you can just use opencpn + usb gps for a plotter on any laptop.


All of those things have commercial NMEA 2000 sensors that can connect to OpenPlotter, via the USB to CAN adapter.  

This short video explains NMEA 2000. I'm not sure why you seem think that OpenPlotter needs sensors connected to it via the RPi GPIO.


Unless there is something else I'm missing.  But I don't think I am.
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RE: Has anyone considered trying a Framework Laptop motherboard? - by slick8086 - 2022-09-03, 06:22 PM

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