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Know the Flow
Fuel management is getting more available, more sophisticated—and more important.
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How's Your "Q"?
Airmar manufactures the majority of depth- and fishfinder transducers in use.
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Time Zero, Live
On the water with Furuno NavNet 3D and one of its core architects.
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Pocket Navigation
It's amazing what they're squeezing into gadgets these days. Makes you wonder where it's all headed.
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Shine Micro RadarPlus AIS-BX
You can now purchase Shine Micro's AIS-BX Class B transponder for $799 and use it as a high-performance, true dual-channel AIS receiver.
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Bushnell ONIX 400
Bushnell's Onix 400 mapping GPS is designed primarily for hikers, but can deliver both XM Satellite Weather and Radio in a form portable enough to also go on the water.
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Furuno DRS4A UHD Radar
The DRS4A showed itself adept at the true dual range and automatic target tracking (ARPA) features built into all UHD scanners.
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Furuno SC-30 Satellite Compass
Furuno's new SC-30 can sense a boat's sea motion and relationship to Earth. And it feels all that with astonishing accuracy and speed.
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Airmar PB200 WeatherStation
The latest all-solid-state Airmar WeatherStation uses acceleration and gyro sensors to correct its compass for boat motion.
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Autotether
This self-contained system replaces a normal kill-switch clip with a spring-loaded plunger.
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FloScan FloNet
Hats off to FloScan for developing FloNet, one of the most NMEA 2000-friendly products tested.
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Yanmar Smart Check
Smart Check provides a complete virtual gauge set, monitoring some 40 engine, gear, and control functions.
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Raymarine DSM 400
Raymarine's powerhouse DSM 400 black-box fishfinder weighs 27 pounds and contains four independent digital sonar transceivers.
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