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The system can also be optionally sup- plied with an integral DGPS receiver with surroundings that can be automati- cally annotated with GPS position — providing complete surveys.

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Litton Marine's ISIS Installed on

Protection Vessel

Litton Marine Systems is supplying an

ISIS 2500 machinery monitoring, alarm and condition assessment system on a new 259 ft. (79 m) mono-hull twin- screw fisheries protection vessel for the

Irish Navy. The ISIS 2500 provides real- time monitoring of the vessel's twin

Wartsila main engines through a serial data interface with the Wartsila Engine

Control Systems (WECS). The system, which monitors approximately 500 additional channels for shipboard sen- sors and systems, also provides remote control of the vessel's bilge pumps, bal- last tanks, oil transfer pumps and engine room ventilation.

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PinPoint's Marinized

Computing System

PinPoint Systems International's

SVS/DVS systems have an "open archi- tecture" design, which means all types of computer peripherals can be inter- faced. The self-contained electronic charting systems incorporate a fully marinized Intel Pentium computer and a military specification internal hard drive. The sunlight and daylight view- able screens are precise full-color TFT displays. The software automatically loads charts and accesses positioning data, and automatically finds the best scale chart for the vessel's position.

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Rudder Angle Indicator

The Euro 100 rudder angle indicator, available from DeHart Marine Electron- ics, offers easy read-out of the rudder angle and adjustable illumination. It is supplied with a sturdy and reliable rud- der sensor, which is splash-waterproof and oil-resistant.

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NovAtel Offers GPS Antenna

NovAtel presented its new GPS 600

Series Antenna recently. Created as the

GPS industry's premiere dual frequency antenna to achieve less than 1 mm offset between L1 and L2 phase centers with- out the aid of a choke ring, the new 600 series antenna can reach this level by replacing conventional patch antenna designs with NovAtel's patent pending

Pinwheel Technology. Measuring 6.5- in. and weighing 600 grams, the antenna is compact — making it ideal for portable applications, such as surveying.

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MariNET For VHF

Communications

The MariNET, a project of MariTEL

Inc., will provide contiguous, seamless

VHF marine radiotelephone communi- cations between ships and shore along the coastal and navigable inland water- ways of the U.S. It will provide data ser- vices and advanced telephony features found in modern telecommunications networks. The MariNET will support

Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and non-DSC VHF marine radios. It will be expandable to support VHF-AM, UHF-

AM, APCO 25 and other radio services.

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FlagShip from Proteus Engineering

General Hydrostatics (GHS) from Creative Systems, Inc.

NavCad from HydroComp, Inc.

FlagShip is a com- plete design system, including hull-form design (FastShip), structural design and optimization (MAESTRO), stability, powering, maneuvering, seakeeping, and interfaces to CAD and sltip produc- tion programs. FlagShip is based on best-in-class applications, which are in use by over a 1,000 designers around the world. lipCi ,-Py

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