Garmin Reactor™ 40 Kicker Autopilot with GHC™ 50

Maintain your heading while trolling with the Garmin Reactor 40 Kicker Autopilot. Designed for compatible small petrol outboard motors, this system provides automatic steering and throttle adjustment so you can spend more time focused on fishing.

This package includes the GHC 50 touchscreen autopilot instrument and a floating handheld remote for convenient control around your boat.

Key Features

• Automatic heading hold for compatible kicker motors.
• Steering and throttle actuators included.
• GHC 50 touchscreen autopilot display.
• Floating handheld remote with a sunlight-readable display.
• Fine throttle adjustment at the touch of a button.
• Quickly reduce engine speed to idle when landing a fish.
• Route following when connected to a compatible navigation system.
• Integration with compatible Garmin chartplotters and NMEA 2000 GPS equipment.

Control While Fishing

Adjust heading and throttle from the handheld remote without returning to the helm. The dedicated GHC 50 display provides a touchscreen interface for autopilot operation.

Motor Compatibility

Supports selected Yamaha, Honda, Mercury, Tohatsu and Suzuki petrol outboards. Compatibility depends on the exact model, horsepower, model year and throttle arrangement.

Selected engines up to 25 HP are supported. The motor must have a tiller handle and factory tilt tube. Motors without these features, and aftermarket bolt-on tilt tubes, are not supported.

Additional engine-specific linkage kits may be required.

Product Specifications

Main Package Components

• Reactor 40 course computer unit
• Electronic control unit
• Steering actuator
• Throttle actuator
• GHC 50 autopilot instrument
• Reactor autopilot remote control

Installation Requirements

For supported Yamaha and Honda installations, Garmin requires its stainless steel tilt tube, part number 010-12826-03, to replace the factory mild steel tube. This accessory is sold separately with this package.

Confirm your engine’s exact model and year before ordering to identify the required linkage parts and installation accessories.