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Electrical power: 50 W
Weight: 14, 17 lb
... . MotionScope™ technology shows targets in color as they move toward you or away. HIGH-POWERED RADAR Tailor your 50-watt solid-state dome radar to your boat with a white or black option — both ...
Garmin
Frequency range: 9,370, 9,400, 9,430 MHz
Gain: 5 dB
Operating temperature: -25 °C - 55 °C
... beam sharpening technology. The power output of Cyclone is equivalent to a 6kW magnetron radar and gives Cyclone a range of up to 72 nautical miles. Cyclone radars feature innovative detection capabilities, ...
Raymarine
Frequency range: 118 MHz - 170 MHz
Gain: 1 dB
Operating temperature: -30 °C - 60 °C
... the antenna count. It not only makes the design easier but it also reduces intermodulation interference and cross-talk that would otherwise occur in too densely located antenna environments. Used together ...
... UHF LTE) communications antenna. Perfect for aluminum patrol boats. Designed for demanding marine and military conditions. Works also as wideband 100-400 MHz Tactical antenna. proTAC 5020 wideband ...
Electrical power: 20 W
Operating temperature: -25 °C - 55 °C
Height: 223 mm
... with poor visibility, HALO20 radar cuts through the clutter to give you a clear and current picture of your surroundings. Ready When You Are HALO20 Radar wakes instantly from its low-power standby ...
B & G
Broadband 3G™ radar is a simple and cost-effective way to enhance your situational awareness out on the water. This compact dome radar detects collision hazards and other targets from zero to 24 nautical ...
Simrad Yachting
Frequency range: 9,410 MHz
Gain: 20 dB
Electrical power: 400 W
With the new 1st Watch Wireless Radar, you can do things previously impossible. You can bring the Radar display where ever you go, even put it on the iPhone in your pocket. GET IT AT THE 1ST GLANCE Plug ...
The Lowrance Broadband 3G Radar goes more than the extra nautical mile, now with 30% more range! Featuring Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) technology, Lowrance Broadband Radar innovation delivers ...
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A radar antenna sends and receives the electromagnetic waves generated by the radar transmitter, and is a fundamental element of any radar or ARPA system.
ApplicationsThese antennas are found on every vessel with radar, since each is useless without the other. Together, they indicate the position and speed of nearby vessels, and the distance to platforms or shorelines.
TechnologiesThe antenna is mounted hight on the vessel. It emits electromagnetic pulses, called radio waves, which bounce off objects within range. It then receives the reflected signals. The antenna rotates continuously through 360° in order to scan the sea all around the vessel. The position and speed of nearby objects are displayed on the radar screen.
How to chooseChoice will depend on the antenna's compatibility with the rest of the radar equipment. It should be mounted such that outgoing or incoming signals are not blocked by other parts of the vessel.
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