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"RECALL" key.

NMEA 0180 is standard on the

Portable ML-8000 for autopilot and

CDX outputs.

NAVAL ELECTRONICS

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Naval Electronics, Inc., Tampa,

Fla., has recently introduced the

HTS-1 "audio booster" amplified speaker. It is a portable speaker with a powerful amplifier built in, boosting receiver sound by a factor of 10 times, according to the compa- ny. The HTS-1 amplified speaker is normally powered by four "AA" batteries but can also be powered by internal rechargeable Nickel-Cad- mium batteries, as it has a built-in charger. The HTS-1 can operate from a 12-volt source such as a ciga- rette lighter socket, or any DC source from 6-15 vDC.

The HTS-1 incorporates a lOdb audio amplifier and a 3.5-inch oval speaker. It also features a special battery saver circuit which shuts-off the audio amplifier automatically (producing a battery drain of less than 1 milli-amp) if your HT is squelched more than 10 seconds.

The amp turns on the instant the channel becomes active again. An

LED indicates the battery saver sta- tus.

NORCONTROL

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Norcontrol Simulation, Horten,

Norway, has recently completed the installation and commissioning of

Korea's first ship-handling simula- tor. It has been delivered to Korea

Marine Training and Research In- stitute in Pusan.

The multimillion-dollar project was completed on time, and the simulator is housed in the institute's new simulation and research build- ing.

Offering both post-graduate courses and certification, as well as other courses, the institute is now using the ship-handling simulator to form the base for their new pilot training and marine research pro- gram.

Included in the delivery is a fully equipped bridge, fitted with radar,

ARPA, maneuver consoles, steering stand, pelorus, a complete set of real navigation instruments and commu- nication equipment, as well as over- head panel and indicators.

Measuring 20 feet by 23 feet, the bridge itself is mounted on a motion platform, and includes both vibra- tion and sound systems. The visual system, capable of producing day/ dusk/night scenes in addition to fog, covers 234 degrees by 26 degrees field of view. The instructor station renders complete control of all pa- rameters, and includes advanced briefing and debriefing facilities as well as a database development work station.

Prepared for the future, the sys- tem may also be connected to more own ships' bridges, engine room, ballast and liquid cargo simulators, to form a complete system for train- ing of dual purpose officers.

Norcontrol Simulation, one of the world's largest suppliers of marine simulators, currently has five other ship-handling simulators on order, in addition to a large number of radar and navigation, engine room, ballast, liquid cargo, fishery and in- strument simulators. pump dry! m •dudors MULTI-PURPOSE PUMPING EFFICIENCY

VM BILGEMATE

Ideal for pumping bilges—stripping ballast, etc. Peripheral jet design handles liquids, solids, air. 21/?" to 6" sizes available.

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NO PRIMING, CANNOT

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PUMPS BILGES, TANKS

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Phone: (516) 568-8830

Fax: (516) 568-8840

Intel Telex: 226000 ETLXUR

Cable VEME DUCTOR 'Valley Stream NY 11580

Manufacturers Agency. Inc., 56I5 N.W. Central Drive Suite IIIA Houston. Texas 77092 Tel: |7I3| 460-2700

Barrett Equipment Co.. 4111 Slone Way North Seattle. WA 96103 Tel: 206-634-1776

Kings Point Machinery. 8307 Baldwin St.. Oakland. CA 94621 Tel: 415-638-2712

VITA MOTIVATOR COMPANY 99 W. Hawthorne Ave., Suite 622

RH TRADING

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RH Trading, a subdivision of Ra- dio Holland USA, Houston, Texas, is marketing a number of new ma- rine electronics products.

A new quality COSPAS/SARSAT 406 MHz EPIRB, Tron 30 S manu- factured by Jotron Electronics is a reliable and worldwide-proven

EPIRB. It transmits on the COS-

PAS/SARSAT frequency 406 MHz and homing frequencies 121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz.

The Tron 30 S features activation by three methods—by seawater contact, by means of pulling a safety pin, or by a "panic switch."

The ruggedly constructed Tron 30 S has long storage time batteries and can be fitted with a float-free or bulkhead-mounted bracket.

Although Tron 30 S has already been fitted aboard various U.S.- owned vessels, FCC approval is still pending.

In addition, RH Trading also markets the new Sailor RT 2048

Simplex/Semi Duplex VHF Radio- telephone, a quality compact unit for low cost. The VHF operates with a continuous output power of 25 watts. Furthermore, the RT 2048 is equipped with all 55 international

VHF channels plus a choice of eith- er 10 private channels and full scan- ning facilities or 40 private chan- nels. Dual watch and a quick chan- nel 16 are standard (selcall option- al).

RAYTHEON MARINE

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Ratheon's Pathfinder®/ST True

Motion/Relative Motion Radars with Electronic Plotting provide a

Superior Technology (ST) signal processing system which detects weak targets typically lost in rain and sea clutter. Combined with high-performance transmitters and transceivers, and the latest raster displays, the PATHFINDER/ST provides excellent, high-tech per- formance. Available with a choice of 34 or 25-cm (16- and 12-inch) dis- plays, the PATHFINDER/ST radar plots six targets simultaneously, and displays calculated speed and head- ing data for any two selected tar- gets, in ten ranges from 1/4 to 96 miles. Target true wakes highlight speed and direction of moving tar- gets. Presentations can be Relative

Motion, showing own vessel as fixed, or True Motion, showing own vessel and other targets moving on the screen.

While the heart of the PATH-

FINDER/ST performance improve- ments is the Superior Technology signal processing system, with five separate processing programs, Ray- theon's new receiver is also a notice- able improvement. Using more sen- sitive, low-noise amplifiers, the in- put sensitivity of this receiver has been increased from 3 to 4 db (two to two-and-a-half times).

Newest among Raytheon radars are the R81/R82/R84 rasterscan ra- dars, 96-mile radars with 14-inch

CRTs available with a selection of transceivers: 10 kw X-band (R81); 25 kw X-band (R82); and 10 kw S- band (R84) with a variety of anten- na sizes (4 to 10 feet). And, the

R70A/R71/R72/R73/R74 radars (pending FCC type acceptance at time of this writing), offering maxi- mum ranges of 48 and 72 miles, depending on the model, with 12- inch CRT screens. The S-band R84 and S-band R74 radars are especial- ly well-suited for use in hostile weather situations.

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Free literature available on all C&F products

The Ultimate Xenon

Searchlight

When you need the best, go C&F 2 5 KWand over 130 million candle- power to penetrate fog and rain.

Complete line including remote elec- trically controlled (shown at left).

Optional remote focus for pinpoint- ing the target or flooding the work area Optional anti-icing heaters for searchlights operating in extreme climates

Extensive line of SOO and lOOO watt xenons also available

Incandescent Searchlights

Complete line of incandescents avail- able. 10 thru 24-inch, commercial and navy signalling searchlights, navy navigational and signal lights.

Carlisle & Finch 4562 W. Mitchell Avenue

Cincinnati, Ohio 45232

Tel: 513-681-6080

Fax: 513-681-6226

Conversion Kits 500/1000/2500 watt xenon conversion kits available for carbon arc searchlights.

MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY SEARCHLIGHTS SINCE 1894

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