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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted July 2012
The Xtreme Mini Dome from Global Ocean Security Technologies is a tiny, domed camera in a polished stainless steel housing for use with an onboard security and surveillance system...
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By Peter Swanson | Posted July 2012
The new SI-TEX Marine Electronics SAS-300 recreational AIS transceiver can track nearby shipping on a 6.5-inch screen to ensure a high degree of situational awareness for anyone...
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By Peter Swanson | Posted July 2012
Garmin has introduced a line of thermal and low-light cameras. Simple control and cool target tracking mean it may be time for an upgrade that will help you use your boat more and...
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
Get beyond the techno-jargon to understand what your next helm screen can do.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted June 2012
Your helm may create its own Wi-Fi network and share data with you wirelessly.
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
A two-way satellite communicator with GPS, the InReach belongs to an exciting and relatively new category; it’s a Satellite Early Notification Device (SEND).
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
The NavNet TZtouch multifunction diplay is the first ever to boast dual-touch screens with functionality like an iPad.
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
WatchMate Vision is the first dedicated Class B AIS transponder with touchscreen control.
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By Peter Swanson | Posted June 2012
A DSC-equipped VHF can share your identity and lat/lon with rescuers at the touch of a button should an emergency occur. Here’s why nobody uses the system.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted May 2012
OceanView has added an option called SteadyView, a form of stabilization that is designed to remove the effects of unwanted camera movement, to its Apollo range of dual-...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted May 2012
KVH’s new state-of-the-art satellite TV antenna finally puts an end to that tedious chore of changing the LNB whenever you cross from the Caribbean to the Med.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted April 2012
Distributed electrical systems add value to your breaker board and make it easier to use.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted March 2012
CHIRP transducers meet their match in sounder electronics, and the view below comes into sharp focus.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted March 2012
XM WX Satellite Weather derives data for the images from multiple sources to ensure good resolution.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted March 2012
Terrafin’s Web-based software service gives you Sea-surface temperature (SST) data for your cruising range and beyond at an affordable price.
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By Alyssa Haak | Posted March 2012
Good data is key for anglers who want to capitalize on fishing conditions...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted March 2012
Simrad adds the radar technology it developed for recreational boats to a system for ships and megayachts.
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By Alyssa Haak | Posted February 2012
Watch, pause, and restart live TV no matter whether you’re on land, in the sky, or at sea.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Chart Toppers: Many features we love about our plotters are mostly in the data, not the device. Three major players dominate the market...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Know how the components of your helm—and the rest of the boat—communicate.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Satellite communication is no longer restricted to the very rich or to ocean voyagers.
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