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TRANTER

TRI-TEC

TRINITY MARINE GROUP

TRW S&TG

U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE

USER TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES

VICKERS WELCO

VILLAGE MARINE TEC

VOSPER THORNYCROFT (UK)

WARTSILA MARINE

WESTINGHOUSE

ZF NORTH AMERICA

ATLANTIC RESEARCH

CORPORATION

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Atlantic Research Corporation, which special- izes in the creation of systems that launch weap- compatibility, will exhibit at Booths 153-155.

BAND-IT IDEX

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BATH IRON WORKS

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This Bath, Maine, shipyard will display photos and videotape of the DDG-51 USS Arleigh Burke

At Booth 512, Band-It Idex, Inc., will display and other recently constructed vessels at Booths ons, control ships, provide communications and fastening clamps and bands, with hand-operated 552-553. assessment of electromagnetic interference and and pneumatic tools.

ASNE DAY 92

EXHIBITION GUIDE

An integral part of ASNE Day is its exhibition, which offers attend- ees the opportunity to examine some of the latest naval technology prod- ucts and services. This guide pro- vides a brief overview of some of the major exhibitors at the show, with a short description of the products and services each firm will have on dis- play at their booth.

For Additional

Information

To obtain additional information on any of the companies, products or services listed in this guide, circle the appropriate Reader Service

Number on the post-paid card bound into the back of this issue.

ABS AMERICAS

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At Booth 555, a division of the American Bureau of Shipping, ABS Americas will display literature on its classification, survey, and assessment services.

AERO-NAV LABS

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At Booth 261, Aero-Nav Labs will have pictorial and video presentations of its shipboard shock, vibration and noise testing services.

APPLETON MARINE

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Appleton Marine will introduce a new foldable marine boom crane, which meets both ABS and

API spec 2C requirements. The crane and deck machinery manufacturer will display at Booth 157.

AQUA-CHEM

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Aqua-Chem, Inc., will display seawater desalting equipment and heat exchangers at Booth 456.

ASTM

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The American Society for Testing and Materials will provide information on consensus standards for the marine industry.

ATIS

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Automatic Terminal Information Systems, Inc. (ATIS) of Houston, will display its EMI hardened power protection relays at Booth 703. 64

If you want to make a profit in the shipping business, you can't afford inefficiency. You can't waste fuel and you can't waste time. That's why the Global

Positioning System is such an important tech- nological advance. In the right hands, its precision and its worldwide availability will put you well ahead of your competition. • One company has consistently pioneered the promise of

GPS—Trimble Navigation. That's why you'll find Trimble GPS on virtually everything that floats, from the most modern container ships to state-of-the-art America's Cup boats. • Which isn't surprising when you consider that no one offers the range of products or the depth of features that

Trimble does. • So give us a call, and we'll show why he people who use Trimble products think of them not as navigation systems but as business machines.

Instant alerts. With Trimble's

Galaxy™ system you get the worldwide text messaging powers of Inmarsat-C and

GPS in one compact system.

Automatic distress alerts complete with position, and precisefleet tracking are just two of its benefits.

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Measure performance.

GPS can measure your speed over the ground to a tenth of a knot, so you can precisely figure the set and drift of even subtle currents. That helps you stay on course and helps you find optimum engine and rudder settings.

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The NavGraphic XL

GPS. A new way to look at navigation.

See your boat move on an image of a real

NOAA chart. Now with a new slim-line design and high- contrast display.

The NavTrac XL

GPS. Innovative 3-D diagram makes stay- ing on course as easy as driving down a road. Now with a new slim-line design and high contrast display.

The Acutis 6 GPS. A six-channel GPS receiver integrated into its antenna module. Brings GPS to any nav instru- ment that accepts

NMEA-0183.

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