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Versatile Pacific Delivers $80-Million Icebreaker 'Henry Larsen'

The Canadian Coast Guard re- cently took delivery of the Can$97- million (about $80-million) ice- breaker Henry Larsen, the largest of 12 icebreakers built so far by Versa- tile Pacific Shipyards Inc. of North

Vancouver.

The Henry Larsen has dimen- sions of about 327.5 feet overall length and 64.6 feet beam with a displacement of 8,290 tons at 23.7 feet draft. The vessel can accommo- date a crew of 72, has a cruising range of 15,000 nautical miles, a cruising speed of 15.5 knots, and a total shaft horsepower of 12,000 kw through two propellers.

Versatile Pacific is currently com- pleting the definitive design of the proposed Can$347-million (about $284.5-million) Polar 8 icebreaker, which will be one of the largest ice- breakers ever constructed.

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Emerling Named President

TANO Marine Systems

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R.W. Emerling

R.W. (Pete) Emerling has been named president of TANO Marine

Systems, Inc., which designs and manufactures automation and con- trol systems for military ships and industrial applications.

Mr. Emerling, who has been with TANO since its formation in 1972, is in charge of all sales, engi- neering, customer service and man- ufacturing personnel. He has served in a variety of engineering and exec- utive positions while with the com- pany.

Mr. Emerling is subcommittee co-chairman for the Shipbuilding

Committee of the American Society for Testing and Materials.

TANO Marine Automation Sys- tems have been installed on more than 240 ships for the U.S. Navy,

Coast Guard, Military Sealift Com- mand and U.S. merchant marine.

TANO Marine Systems, Inc. is a subsidiary of TANO Corporation.

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New Radars By Simrad

Offer Desirable Selection —Literature Available

Simrad/Anritsu's new radars, ac- cording to the manufacturer, offer superior short range performance, and exceptional resolution and defi- nition. They include the following selection.

The RA720UA (0.25 - 60 NM, 5 kw) and RA721UA (0.25 - 96 NM, 10 kw), which Simrad describes as compact, affordable and offering outstanding performance and reli- ability, have 12-inch monochrome displays.

The RA711CA (0.25 - 60 NM, 5 kw) and RA712CA (0.25 - 96 NM, 10 kw) have 11-inch color displays and boast a high level of performance.

The AR-C12A has a large 14-inch color display and a 10-kw transmit- ter combined with, according to

Simrad, superior detection, ex- tremely high resolution and defini- tion.

All Simrad/Anritsu radars feature full function menus with self-test facilities, a high level of user pro- gramming ability, one-year parts and labor warranty, and the full support of Simrad's comprehensive dealer network.

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