By Capt. Daniel S.... | Posted May 2013
Relying on navigation electronics is a double-edged sword. Trust is necessary, along with constant doubt. Only together can these diametrically opposed conditions work to get us...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted March 2013
More satellites, more precise positioning. Simrad’s new GS25 is a GPS antenna and a GLONASS antenna, all in one tidy package.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted March 2013
FLIR launched the MD-324 as one of the company’s MD-Series of fixed-mount thermal-imaging cameras. The cameras are simple to mount and easy to integrate into existing...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted March 2013
Add a CHIRP sounder system, in a bracket-mount standalone unit. Raymarine Dragonfly may be the buzz on the fishing docks this spring.
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By Ben Ellison | Posted March 2013
There was significant news regarding Garmin’s BlueChart Mobile app (BCM). In fact, anyone with a relatively current iPad, iPod Touch, or iPhone—that is, one that’s running iOS 6...
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted March 2013
GPS is here to stay with satellites in the pipeline. But devices such as the iPhone 5 and Garmin GPSMap 7215 can take advantage of other systems too.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted March 2013
Radar shows us what we cannot see, due to distance, fog, and darkness. But the way it does that is undergoing a major change, and we wanted to know more. Tim Bartlett learned all...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted February 2013
PCs can be a great addition to your electronics array, so long as you pick the right one.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted February 2013
The Plan2Nav app from C-Map provides chartplotting capability to GPS-enabled handheld mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as well as those with the Android...
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted February 2013
FLIR’s new handheld thermal-imaging scope uses Instalert to help you to find your target.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted January 2013
Charts and fishfinding functions share the screen seamlessly in the Lowrance Elite 7 HDI.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted January 2013
Raymarine updated its LightHouse software, which directs the user experience for the company’s a-, c-, and e-Series multifunction displays.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted January 2013
Navionics’s SonarCharts use sonar logs from users, along with data from the hydrographic office and proprietary surveys to add detail to a layer of cartography.
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By Peter Swanson | Posted December 2012
As Interphase Technologies joins Garmin, forward-looking sonar may get a boost.
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By Jason Y. Wood | Posted October 2012
You may not have looked at Lowrance lately. That’s because you’ve never seen anything like this before: The HDS-9 Gen2 Touch. It’s got a lot of functions you may...
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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 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 Tim Bartlett | Posted February 2012
Know how the components of your helm—and the rest of the boat—communicate.
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By PMY Staff | Posted February 2012
Think about each component of your boat’s electronics to create a powerful system that’s greater than the sum of its parts.
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By Tim Bartlett | Posted November 2011
Si-Tex has introduced a new, ultra-compact GPS compass that it says is the smallest on the market...
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