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New Sperry SatCom Antenna

Passes Wind Tunnel Testing

The Glen L. Martin Wind Tunnel at the Uni- versity of Maryland was the site of extensive testing of the new Sperry Marine MCS2 Satel- lite Communicator antenna recently. Sperry

Marine program manager Thom Lewis estab- lished stringent test criteria which exceeded

Inmarsat specifications by 25 percent.

Measurements were made by distributing 94 pressure taps over the antenna dome surface and the wind tunnel balance system was used to measure drag. The test was videotaped to detect dome deformation under stress conditions.

According to Mr. Lewis, no damage or dome deformities resulted at any point during the testing cycle. The antenna, mounted on a stub mast, was subjected to 65, 100, and 125-knot winds, each for a 30-minute duration during which the antenna was rotated through 240 degrees of azimuth

Similarly, the strenuous rain tests disclosed no harmful water intrusion.

The new antenna design with its documented reliability is supplied as standard equipment with all Sperry Marine MCS2A and MCS2B sat- ellite communicators.

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SeaArk Marine Delivers

Two Transport Barges

To State Of New Mexico

SeaArk Marine, Inc. (formerly MonArk Boat

Company) recently delivered two 20-foot trans- port barges to the New Mexico State Parks and

Recreation Division for use as anchor and buoy placement and retrieval boats. The boats are used while maintaining anchors and buoys that identify shallow areas in two New Mexico lakes.

In New Mexico the water levels rise and fall so often that the state parks officials regularly move the buoys to mark safe operating areas for recreational boat owners. The boats are also used to relocate courtesy docks.

The barges, SeaArk's Model 2408-B, are pow- ered by single 100-horsepower Johnson commer- cial outboard motors and are capable of cruising at up to 35 miles per hour. They feature an "A" frame electric winch operated boom off the for- ward deck to allow the operator to retrieve buoys for maintenance.

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Parkway/Imperial Survival Suits

Appoints New Sales Agent

Frank Sanger, president of Parkway/Impe- rial, a leading manufacturer of immersion suits, recently announced the appointment of Ameri- can United Marine Corporation, Saugus (Bos- ton), Mass., as its exclusive sales representative to all shipping companies in the Eastern United

States and in Canada and Mexico.

Imperial was the original manufacturer of the immersion suit in 1974, and currently has 110,000-plus units in the field worldwide. Repair stations are maintained by Imperial in Norway,

Washington and New Jersey.

The Imperial suits have the following approv- als, according to the Solas 74/83 Requirement:

U.S., Canada, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands.

The line is the result of 14 years of experience in the design, testing, manufacture and sales for a variety of users throughout the world.

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