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NAV/COM REVIEW self-contained unit including all electronics, antennas and software necessary to collect, package, transmit and receive data. Using the ORBCOMM Low Earth Orbit satellite communications system,

StarGate reportedly offers global two-way data messaging from vir- tually any location.

For more information

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Radio Holland To Feature

Prime Products At Europort

Radio Holland is scheduled to exhibit its key maritime electron- ics products at Europort '97.

The company will display the newest equipment from its suppli- er SP Radio , including a mini

GMDSS console, the SP4800 VHF,

Mini M, Inmarsat B and a voyage recorder.

Radio Holland will also present its latest services and products for traffic accounting and service pro- viding, such as Astra Mail for

Window 95 Ship board e-mail soft- ware, which includes fax and data with attachments to Inmarsat A,

B, M and mini M and cellular phone.

For more information on Radio Holland

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Mackay To Offer BT

Communications Services

BT has signed an agreement with

Mackay Communications, Inc. to offer Inmarsat satellite communi- cations services to the U.S.-based commercial maritime industry. As a worldwide provider of satellite communications solutions, BT offers direct-dial voice, fax, data, telex and e-mail. Mackay will offer the full line of BT maritime ser- vices including Inmarsat A, B, Sat,

B-Sat High Speed Data, C-Sat and

M-Sat.

In addition, Mackay will also offer BT services such as BT

CallTrak, an itemized call report- ing system, and BT SatMail, a menu-based e-mail system.

For more information

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Hughes Receives Inmarsat

Type Approval

Hughes Technical Services Co. has received Inmarsat Type

Approval for its new MX2464

MagnaPhone Inmarsat-B ship ter-

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The new stand-alone satellite communications terminal can reportedly provide worldwide voice, telex, fax and data service between ship and shore.

For more information on Hughes

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Pre-Engineered Vacuum

Standard Design and Comp<

No Special Engineering

EVAC 90 Toilet mmm. JZ,**. - jr ^*

Q-Mar Introduces New

ECDIS

Q-Mar has designed and devel- oped the Sailsafe Electronic Chart

Display and Information System (ECDIS), which integrates digi- tized marine charts with a [ion System /

Differential Global Positioning

System (DGPS). Electronic nauti- cal charts, in either raster or vec- tor format, work as the display foundation of the system, while

DGPS information provides for precise positioning of the vessel chart. Sailsafe features include: a design which meets ECDIS stan-

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ENVJRO-VA-C mm msm^ sewage systems solve all your marine sanitation needs.

Low Volume Fresh Water Flush Toilet (3 pints/flush)

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Reduced Holding Tank Size . . . 80% Smaller

Eliminates Toilet Vents

Reduces Material & Labor Costs, and Topside Piping Weight

Proven History of Reliability

Over 5,000 Marine Installations Worldwide

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Microprocessor Control and Monitoring System

Simple Operation & Maintenance

Fully Automatic Hands-off Operation

Simple and Inexpensive Installation

Compact and Lightweight

Designed Specifically for the Marine Industry

Over 500 Installations Worldwide

Operates in Fresh, Salt or Brackish Water

U.S.C.G. Certified and IMO Approved

Available with ORCACLOR Automatic Chlorine Generator

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