Reactor™ 40 Kicker Autopilot with GHC™ 50 and Stainless Steel Tilt Tube

Designed for small gasoline boats, this Reactor 40 kicker autopilot gives you the extra hand you need, so you can fish and explore paradise worry-free.
 
In the box
GHC™ 50
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 m)
NMEA 2000 power cable
2 NMEA 2000 T-connectors
NMEA 2000 male terminator
NMEA 2000 female terminator
Documentation
 
This Reactor 40 kicker autopilot is the perfect companion for your small gasoline-powered boat.
Sit back and relax. With this autopilot, you can maintain heading hold and stay on course.
You’re not just getting an autopilot; you’re getting a convenient floating handheld remote, too.
Easily fine-tune autopilot throttle settings with the touch of a button.
Combine with your compatible Garmin chartplotter, and control your autopilot — from anywhere on your boat.
Want more? The optional GHC™ 50 autopilot instrument enhances your autopilot experience.
 
Plot your paradise.
AUTOPILOT COMPATIBILITY
This kicker autopilot works for boats with small gasoline outboard motors up to 25 horsepower1.
STAY ON COURSE
Whether you’re fishing for your favorite species or just taking your sailboat out of the marina, this autopilot helps maintain heading hold and route to keep you on course — even against wind, waves or heavy current.
EASY-TO-USE REMOTE CONTROL
The Reactor 40 kicker autopilot includes a convenient floating handheld remote control with a bright, sunlight-readable display. This allows you to quickly and easily control throttle settings as well as drop to idle speeds when netting a fish or coming up to a mooring.
OPTIONAL GHC 50 BUNDLE
Combine the Reactor 40 autopilot with the GHC 50 autopilot instrument to add a dedicated touchscreen autopilot display to your helm. Plus, GHC 50 allows you to share data and settings with Garmin MFDs and other installed Garmin devices.