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MTI Wins U.S. Coast Guard Contract

For 30 Inmarsat Satcoms

Mobile Telesystems Inc. (MTI) has won a U.S. Coast Guard tender for 30 Inmarsat satcoms, to be installed on ocean-going patrolling vessels such as this.

The U.S. Coast Guard's recent tender for 30

Inmarsat satcoms has been awarded to Mobile

Telesystems Inc. (MTI) of Gaithersburg, Md.

The MCS-9120 Inmarsat-A systems were de- livered and installed in late 1993 on ocean going vessels patrolling both U.S. and international waters. The systems provide voice, fax and data communications regardless of vessel location and augment existing HF and VHF systems. Also included in the tender is an option to upgrade the

MCS-9120's for High Speed Data.

MTI's MCS-9120 has gained Inmarsat type approval for duplex high speed data transmis- sions. This optional package will allow users to communicate at speeds up to 56/64 kbps, facili- tating large batch file data dumps, video trans- missions, and high-quality audio feeds from ship- to-shore or shore-to-ship.

For more information on Mobile Telesystems

Inc.,

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Times Debuts New Low Smoke/

Non-Halogen Coaxial Cable

Times Microwave Systems introduced the new

LSRG Low Smoke/Non-Halogenated Coaxial

Cable series in response to the immediate mili- tary need for MIL-C-17 low-smoke cables. Mi- crowave Systems is reportedly the only 100 per- cent Qualified Products Listing's source for all of the new low-smoke cables (M17/180 through 200) required to address flame retardance, smoke, toxicity and corrosive offgasing properties. The cables are designed to use standard connectors used on RG cables.

Times Microwave Systems is a division of

Smiths Industries Aerospace and Defense Sys- tems Inc. For more information on its new low- smoke/non-halogenated cable,

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January, 1994

DGPS Chart Viewer

The Navigation Instrument

The first practical deterrent to groundings caused by navigators' misjudging their position. A GPS of the 90's with 10 foot accuracy when supplied with its 6 channel differential receiver and precision chart display that positions you directly where your vessel is located in addition to the standard position in latitude and longitude. • Shows all depth markings and bottom contours. • Add/Delete Navaids. • Complete chart editing capability, each chart may be customized with more than 10 standard markings-buoys, wrecks, etc., in addition to your personal notes directly on the electronic chart. THIS INCLUDES NOTICE TO

MARINERS. Your initial chart is never outdated. • Enter your course and speed manually and you get underway without external navigational input, i.e.,

ELECTRONIC DEAD RECKONING. • A complete navigational data base with bridge spans, height, and names, as well as, automatic search for all navigational buoys, etc. • 30 Voyages with 99 waypoints each. • Worldwide Charts/including Inland Waterways and Great

Lakes. • Gyro and Speed Log inputs for added precise positioning. • 12 Channel receiver option. • Size - 14" x 11" x 3" and weighs 7 lbs. • 500 In use worldwide. • Made in the U.S.A. • Customized Charts and Maps can be provided. • Voyage Recorder

Built to the following Mil Spec Specifications: Water resistance and Salt exposure MIL-T 28800C paragraph 4.5.6.2. Vibration 1.5G, 10-100H. Shock 5G peak.

Precise Navigation at a fraction of the price! s

Electronic Marine Systems, Inc. 800 Ferndale Place, Rahway, NJ 07065 908-382-4344 • Fax: 908-388-5111 •

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