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integrated bridge system, and now includes models suitable for every size, class and type of vessel, new- building or retrofit. All

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IEC 945 specifications and include units suitable for full bridge inte- gration, standalone use in a console or as a table top model. This is reportedly the world's first PC- based electronic chart system designed to meet IEC specifications and to offer ECDIS upgrade capa- bility for electronic charts.

In other news, a Racal-Decca ISIS (Integrated Ship Instrumentation

System) alarm and monitoring sys- tem has been specified for installa-

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Circle 365 on Reader Service Card tion onboard a new container/feeder ship being built by the Peterswerft yard in Wewelsfleth, Germany. The vessel, Arklow Castle, was sched- uled for delivery last month when it was to join Arklow Shipping's fleet of 24 ships. The engine monitoring system was specified following

Arklow's successful experience with

ISIS installations onboard two ships built for the company at a

British yard last year. The ISIS is in the company's 250 Master Series and will include three of Racal-

Decca's new 96-channel Local

Scanning Units to monitor the ship's MAK 9 M32 main engine and auxiliary machinery.

The ISIS 250 has reportedly been fitted to more than 300 vessels of all classes and types worldwide. The system meets the full requirements of the major international classifi- cation societies for unattended machinery and is equally suited to cargo automation, naval and off- shore applications.

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Sea Inc. Reduces Price Of

SSB Radiotelephone

Sea Inc. has reportedly reduced the price of its SEA 225R by nearly $1,000. The SEA225R is a full-fea- tured 150 watt HF/SSB which allows the user to store the trans- ceiver separately from the con- troller. The unit comes with 300 pre-programmed channels and has the capability to store up to 45 more programmed channels. It also includes a built-in distress alarm generator and supports up to three full remote stations.

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C-Map Offers Professional

Database For Marine Market 84

C-Map now offers the C-Map NT, a professional database for the marine market. Derived from CM- 93, C-Map's SOLAS class database is designed according to IHO stan- dards for electronic charts. C-Map

NT is an Object Based Cartographic (OBC) format which organizes elec- tronic charts in a horizontally seamless format. Information is provided for all NavAid objects including buoys, beacons and light.

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