Satellite Navigation

  • Magnavox has announced the introduction of an integrated GPS/ Transit satellite navigation system for the commercial marine market.

    The new MX 4102GPS is a complete dual navigation system, allowing users to make use of both the existing Transit navigation system and the as-yet-unfinished Global Positioning System (GPS). The GPS capability is provided by Magnavox's six-channel MX4200 GPS receiver module, interfaced with the MX 4102 SatNav.

    The combined GPS/Transit package will provide users with an optimal worldwide navigation aid during the transition period while GPS is being deployed. The MX 4102GPS provides a constant update of GPS-derived position whenever signals from a sufficient number of GPS satellites are available.

    At all other times, the system automatically switches over to the Transit system, updating position between Transit fixes with automatic dead reckoning.

    GPS is currently in its test and evaluation phase, with a total of 13 operational satellites in orbit out of a scheduled 24. Once the GPS satellite system is complete, the Transit system will be phased out. Current U.S. Government plans call for GPS to be fully deployed and operational in 1993; Transit will be kept on the air through the end of 1996.

    Magnavox Advanced Products and Systems Company, located in Torrance, Calif., is a leading manufacturer of Transit and GPS satellite receivers, as well as other advanced electronics for military and commercial applications.

    For free literature describing the MX 4102GPS, Circle 117 on Reader Service Card

  • . Plath of Hamburg, West Germany, a division of Litton Industries, Inc., is offering literature on NAVIGLOBE, the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite navigation receiver that was the center of interest at their stand during this year's International Ship, Machinery and Marine Technology Exhibition in

  • . As the new D-9s go into service next year, they will also be fitted with the Navidyne unit. For literature and full information on Navidyne satellite navigation receivers, write to A. Clifford Barker, Navidyne Corp., 11824 Fishing Point Drive, Newport News, Va. 23606

  • of GPS products is the MX 5400R, a "black-box" navigation receiver that provides GPS data outputs to a Magnavox MX 4102 OR MX 5102 transit satellite navigation receiver. The MX 5400R is a two-channel C/A-Code GPS receiver that receives and processes signals from orbiting satellites in the new Global Po

  • Four new satellite navigation receivers from Magnavox offer both GPS (Global Positioning System) and Transit capabilities in the same unit. Called the MX 1100-GPS series, these navigators combine GPS and Transit satellite data to generate position information. Further, speed and heading sensors are

  • day for maximum fuel economy. Every care was taken to provide the new ships with the most advanced and reliable navigation equipment, including satellite navigation, Decca receivers, Loran C, Doppler sonar and logger, and Japan Radio Company radars with automatic plotting aids (ARPA). In each system

  • capability will improve the interoperability of the two systems and will enable other nations to participate in an international global satellite navigation system. "An external integrity warning channel to augment the GPS and GLONASS systems is critically important for safety of navigation applicatio

  • iXBlue launched its new ATLANS-C position and orientation system, developed in close cooperation with Septentrio Satellite Navigation. The system is designed to provide continuous and accurate positioning in urban environments, where global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals are obscured, intermittent

  • consequently, the owner of that ship, is required to utilize all available means of navigation that will provide useful information. Just because satellite navigation is the most convenient means (and, in many circumstances, the most accurate) the master may be found negligent, and the vessel possibly unseaworthy

  • The European Union is on track to start its own satellite navigation and positioning system, Galileo, as it was earlier this year announced that the Council of Transport Ministers released the $44 million needed to develop Galileo, and at the same time adopted the regulation establishing the joint und

  • been integrated in the ship's sanitary system. Electronics include two Selenia radars, ITT radio system type MRU 29B/30C, NCS series 2900 satellite navigation system, Sperry autopilot and gyrocompass, Furuno echo sounder, and Ben speed log. The Ambassador has been built to American Bureau of Shipping

  • , president of Nav-Com Incorporated, the firm has received an award from Ogden Marine, Inc., equipping the Ogden fleet with Magnavox model MX-1142 Satellite Navigation Receivers. As i n d i c a t e d by Stanley S. Unger, senior vice president of Ogden Marine, Inc., the Magna- K 4(0} Hamburg Messe undCon

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