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SCT Software showing the magnetic software mounting plate (the SCT connects to this) and the cable that plugs into the Serial Port of your PC, plus the installation disc for the software. Note if your computer does not have a serial port, you'll need a Serial to USB converter cable as well.

AA wiring kit for a Four. This modular loom has each speaker with a wire connecting it to the next one. Top left is the end speaker, middle is the central one and the top right cable connects the speakers to the cox box. Note there is no magnet for a stroke seat sensor to take ratings. If you want that, choose SR/SC wiring loom. All Coxmate wiring looms fit NK, Davies RowTech and RowData cox boxes as well as Coxmates.

SR/SC wiring kit for an Eight. This modular loom has each speaker with a wire connecting it to the next one. Top left is the end speaker, bottom row has three middle speakers and the top right cable is the stroke seat rate sensor magnet and the wire that connects the speakers to the cox box. All Coxmate wiring looms fit NK, Davies RowTech and RowData cox boxes as well as Coxmates.

Microphone jack plug detail for the SCT Coxmate cox box. Using a jack plug, the microphone has both a waterproof connection and a robust means of incorporating the microphone onto the cox box unit.

The AA voice-only Coxmate cox box has a mounting block that attaches to the coxswain's waist or leg. The strap is adjustable in lenght. Each of the four corners of the plate have hard plastic velcro spots which enable the unit to connect firmly in place. In this way, a cox can get out of the boat having unplugged the cox box with both hands free leaving accidents less likely to happen.

The GPS sensor is mounted on a magnetic plate behind the cox on the stern canvas. Cable ties keep the wire neat and run it down into the cox seat to connect to the base of the SCT magnetic mount in a permanent connection.

GPS sensor against a UK 20 pence coin showing scale.

  Mark Briegal's coxswain daughter tests out the equipment and gives us her best smile!