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FURUNO UNIVERSAL AIS FA-100

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Furuno, the largest U.S. supplier of GMDSS equipment, is proud to introduce the new FA100 AIS (Automatic Identification System). > > > >

FCC, USCG & BSH type accepted

Satisfies all international and U.S. requirements at a very competitive price

Backed by the largest global service network

Simple installation utilizing standard 1-inch antenna mounts

Low cost, single unit display design with built-in transponder provides high reliability and easy component access

Pilot Plug port with optional Pilot Plug/Cable 12VDC or 24VDC direct power connection

High contrast, scrollable LCD display and keyboard satisfies all IMO requirements without need for external control or connections

Interfaces for AIS compatible radar, ECDIS or PC. Future expansion capabilities for Long Range AIS operation & TCP/IP LAN connections

Standard FA100 transponder display shows CPA/TCPA, COG/SOG and

Ship names graphically or in text form

Multiple data inputs/outputs for external equipment and AIS control or short messaging 12 Channel built-in GPS receiver, DGPS ready

AIS target symbols and detailed information can be overlaid on your Furuno FAR-28x5, FR-21x5 or

FR-15x5 series radar with an optional radar plot- ting module. www.Furuno.com

Everything else is a compromise!

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