Heads up, Perfect Pass discontinued Precision Star

Perfect Pass has discontinued their Precision Star GPS speedometer due to lack of interest. This may be old news. They still have some available that would be considered a replacement for the Airguide 2025 (white face/black bezel, 3.5”)

I’ve been indecisive what to do about my 2025. Still works good but face is too yellowed. Decided to break the rule and go non-original, meh, Rebel.

Jonny Quest wrote: I've got a Precision Star GPS speedo on my SNOB. It was replaced under warranty once. It is a fairly decent speedo, but it can be a bit quirky. It has a habit of freezing up occasionally when the engine is started and the voltage drops. Not sure I'd buy it again if there was a viable alternative... Prior to the Precision Star, I had a Livorsi marine GPS speedo. Looking back, I should have stayed with the Livorsi. JQ

gee thAnks to rain on my parade. Where’s the product review earlier? Jk. I’m not too familiar with other options. Nautic Logic retro gps for the 2025 kinda annoyed me and I’ve always been happy with PP customer service so just went that route. All PP products are voltage sensitive, I did take that into consideration.

In my case I failed to see the originality point when the gauge next to my speedo is PP speed control. If Nautic Logic offered an internal puck set up with a white faced 50 mph, not 55mph face that said Nautique.... we’ll id been sold. But I couldn’t get a straight answer as to what the face would look like. And at this point in my life, having a clock on the dash that I didn’t have to wind every time I took the boat out and gaining an odometer, well something so simple would get my rocks off.