Garmin Reactor 40 Autopilot For Kicker without GHC with Stainless Steel Tilt Tube

Garmin Reactor 40 Autopilot For Kicker without GHC with Stainless Steel Tilt Tube

Garmin Reactor 40 Kicker Autopilot with Stainless Steel Tilt Tube

• Specially designed for boats with small gasoline outboard motors up to 20 horsepower.


• Helps maintain heading hold and route to keep you on course — even against wind, waves or heavy current


• Includes convenient floating handheld remote control with a bright, sunlight-readable display (requires compatible ANT® technology-capable MFD or GHC 20 autopilot display; both sold separately)


• Easily fine-tune autopilot throttle setting with the touch of a button to quickly drop to idle speed when netting a fish


• Easy to install and integrate GHC 20 autopilot display, compatible Garmin chartplotters (sold separately) or your NMEA 2000® network-compatible GPS system


• Includes stainless steel tilt tube for Yamaha® and Honda outboards

Whether you’re going for salmon, trout, walleye or some other species or just taking your sailboat out of the marina, your Reactor 40 kicker autopilot can help you maintain heading hold and route to keep you on course - even against wind, waves or heavy current.

The Reactor 40 kicker autopilot includes a convenient floating handheld remote control with a bright, sunlight-readable display. Quickly and easily fine-tune your autopilot throttle setting with the touch of a button, and quickly drop to idle speed when netting a fish or coming up to a mooring. Enjoy easy integration with our GHC 20 autopilot display, compatible Garmin chartplotters (sold separately) or your NMEA 2000 network-compatible GPS system for a seamless onboard setup.

• CCU (Course computer unit)


• ECU (Electronic control unit)


• ECU power cable


• ECU to CCU interconnect cable


• Steering actuator


• Stainless steel tilt tube


• Throttle actuator


• Autopilot Remote


• NMEA 2000® drop cable (2 meters)


• NMEA 2000 power cable


• 2 NMEA 2000 T-connectors


• NMEA 2000 male terminator


• NMEA 2000 female terminator


• Documentation