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- Harris SSB Radio Has Noise Blanker Maritime Reporter, Nov 1988 #94
—Literature Available An optional accessory, now available with the Harris RF-3200 HFSSB radio, removes unwanted interference and provides clearer, staticfree reception.

The noise blanker is designed to improve the received signal-to-noise ratio in environments which are prone to impulse-type interference.

It is especially useful on boats with gasoline engines, auxiliary generators and motor-driven deck equipment, which often create high levels of static in HF receivers.

The Harris RF-3200 noise blanker automatically self-adjusts for changes in received signal strength and is immune to false triggering by out-of-band signals. The noise blanker is controlled by a convenient front-panel switch. The option can be factory installed at the time of order, or the radio can be upgraded in the field by a Harris service dealer.

The RF-3200 is a 125-watt single sideband (SSB) radio introduced by Harris late last year. It is readily expandable to accommodate other new features and options as they become available. Advanced telecommunications capabilities, such as Digital Selective Calling and ARQ modem interface, can be added by simply inserting printed circuit boards into empty slots built into the transceiver.

For more information and free literature from Harris Corporation, Circle 39 on Reader Service Card
- New RAY-152 SSB Radiotelephone From Raytheon Provides Outstanding Long-Range Communication Maritime Reporter, Oct 1988 #46
The new RAY-152 SSB Radiotelephone from Raytheon Marine Company provides outstanding long-range communication over all 195 ITU marine channels, memory programming of up to 200 other operating frequencies, and scanning of up to 10 preprogrammed receiver channels, plus many convenient user features.
- Harris Announces New Digital HF-SSB Radio System Maritime Reporter, Sep 1988 #28
systems, products and services to government and commercial markets worldwide. For more information and free literature on the Harris HF-SSB Radio System, Circle 102 on Reader Service Car
- Harris Introduces New Remote Control Unit For Its RF-3200 SSB Radio Maritime Reporter, Apr 1989 #8
and 5-1/2 inches deep. It weighs approximately 3-1/2 pounds, including the mounting frame. The RF-3200, introduced by Harris last year, is a 125-watt SSB radio, which pioneered a number of new features not previously available in any other marine SSBs. It was the first with single-knob tuning, the
- New Harris HF-SSB Radio Offers Operating Simplicity Maritime Reporter, Jan 1988 #56
The latest product from the Harris Long Range Radio Division is the RF-3200, a new generation HF-SSB radio that incorporates many technical innovations. The outstanding difference between the RF-3200 and other HFSSB radios is the operating simplicity of the Harris unit. A single convenient knob tune
- Brochure Available On HF-SSB Radio Products From Harris Corporation Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1985 #45
the availability of a new brochure on radio products for the marine industry. The six-page, full-color brochure describes Harris's full range of HFSSB radio products and accessories. The radio communication equipment and systems presented in the brochure are widely used for marine shipboard and
- The "Ultimate" Compact SSB Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1984 #23
is the most technologically advanced compact long-distance radiotelephone for professional worldwide mariners. Although we tried, we could not find an SSB in its class with better performance or more advanced features.The 150-watt RAY-1285 is so easy to use that most people feel comfortable with it
- New Raytheon SSB Is Microprocessor Controlled —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1984 #10
Raytheon Marine Company is offering free literature describing its newly introduced 150-watt microprocessor- controlled SSB radiotelephone for commercial vessels of all types. Raytheon's RAY-1285 SSB Marine Radiotelephone is preprogrammed for all of the 192 ITU channels, and provides memory capabilit
- Northern Radio Announces New HF/SSB Transceiver- Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1981 #21
Northern Radio announces the recent introduction of the Model N-860 Scanning, synthesized HF/ SSB transceiver. The new Model N-860, FCC type accepted, is said to be the first Scanning HF/SSB transceiver to be made available to the U.S. market. It features 200 field programmable and selectable
- CAI Introduces New Keyboard-Operated SSB Transceiver Line Maritime Reporter, Mar 15, 1981 #5
Communications A s s o c i a t e s, Inc., Huntington Station, N.Y., has announced the Digiscan® family of microprocessor-based SSB transceivers for the international and U.S. Government markets. The first transceivers to offer total, simplified keyboard control, Digiscan is available in output
- SMR Introduces Inexpensive SSB Radio —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1980 #30
the coastal boater the capabilities of constantly being in communication with the rest of the world. The SMR radio is said to be the least expensive SSB available today. Although the Sea Lab 6511 is priced as low as a quality VHF, there have been no sacrifices in quality or design features. Solid
- Literature Available On New Motorola 100-Watt Marine SSB Transceiver Maritime Reporter, Apr 15, 1980 #47
Motorola is offering free literature on its new Triton 20 SSB marine transceiver which has 20 crystal positions, allowing up to 20 simplex or 10 duplex channels. All marine frequencies between 2 and 9 MHz are available, and the international distress frequency (2,182 KHz) is built into each unit.

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(but very modular) H2-electrolyzers produc- operators in order to provide offshore power to their installa- Dual-use: An engineer’s design of an SSB GPP able to supply electricity to both offshore installations and onshore population centers while sequestering carbon-dioxide. Illustration:
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September 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 19
.....................................................Keiki PR-9000-E ment.” With Anastasis approaching the end of its service life, the orga- Radios: Furuno SSB FS 2575C; x2 Furuno VHF FM-8900S AIS: ..............................................................Furuno x2 FA-170 nization found itself in need
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March 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 84
PRODUCTS Wärtsilä Design Deepwater DSV (Image: Wärtsilä) The new deepwater DSV for Shanghai Salvage Bureau (SSB) is designed by Wärtsilä. ärtsilä has signed a contract with sickness when working at great depths for ex- Shanghai Bestway Marine Engineer- tended periods of time. All the design features
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, largely Polish, have at times been half of the 600 to 1,200 workers at the busiest Norwegian shipyards. Within hours of NRK reporting Bjornstad and the SSB’s ? ndings, the story appeared on a popular Norwegian building industry Web site. The report Effects of Universalizing Col- lective Salary Agreements
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relevant education. Few of giant barracks it keeps for contractors attending the offshore the new arrivals have that, according to statistics keepers SSB. projects of Arctic town Hammerfest. Back at the bicycle border crossing, Norwegian Aftenposten At nearby shipyard Kimek in Kirkenes — a town farther
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October 2015 - Marine News page: 50
a Gobbler, because the ves- oil fumes. Optional equipment includes Auto Pilot, Radar, sel does not carry recovered oil on board, the U.S. Coast GPS, VHF, SSB, Epirb, Spotlights, and a four person life- Guard has ruled that the mandatory surveys for similarly raft. On board equipment is hydraulically powered
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March 2015 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 38
sea anemone Actinauge sp. Bottom left: A project called Shelfseas sea cucumber Amperima sp this is one of the most abundant animals ob- Biogeochemistry (SSB), served in t this study. Bottom right: sea anemone Sicyonis sp. will also utilize this tech- nique to map out four differ- ent transect areas with
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May 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 19
spending extra worth extra... and value that's guaranteed. f In fact, you're protected by two-year guarantees on our loran receivers, VHF-FM and SSB radiotelephones, echosounders and most radars. But, most importantly, during the first six-month "shakedown" period ITT|Decca ^ ^ ^^^^ defective
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May 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 7
a Sperry gyrocompass and auto- pilot, two Decca radars, a Kelvin- Hughes Loran system, a Ray- theon recording Fathometer, a Bendix Marine ADF, a CAI SSB radio, an Intech 55-channel VHF- FM radio, a Hallicrafters emer- gency receiver, and a Standard PA/Intercom system. Water-ln-Fuel Oil Homogenizers
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August 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24
, Miss., in one of the seven shipyards operated in the United States by Halter Marine Services, Inc. The Ted Martin is also equipped with a set of SSB radios, a Decca radar and a Konel radar KRA-136 and Konel radar KRA-1064, a Loran C type, a Raytheon depth recorder and a Raytheon digital depth
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August 15, 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 29
mounted in a location accessible to the technician. The ASU solves this problem by making all adjustments remotely from a control box located at the SSB radiotelephone. FEATURES Automatic Tracking: coupler readjusts instantly to any detuning of the antenna such as any changes in the rigging
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September 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 60
, 220VAC DECCA RM729 16 inch console, 3CM, 220VAC DECCA RM424 12 inch console, 3CM, 220VAC Also Marine Communication Receivers MACKAY 3010B, SSB 3KWHF Transmitters, 500 watt P. J. Plishner Marine, 2 Lake Avenue Ext. V Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (203) 792-6666 RIVER TERMINAL DEVELOPMENT
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September 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 58
, 220VAC DECCA RM729 16 inch console, 3CM, 220VAC DECCA RM424 12 inch console, 3CM, 220VAC Also Marine Communication Receivers MACKAY 3010B, SSB 3KWHF Transmitters, 500 watt RIVER TERMINAL The Largest Inventory of Used Equipment In America MARINE DIESEL GENERATORS 6 Ea. - Fairbanks Morse
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September 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 42
sales and support for: LORAN RADIOTELEPHONE OMEGA • TELEX ECHO SOUNDERS DATA SYSTEMS CAI's latest marine communication system selects SSB/CW/TELEX frequencies instantly without programming. 20 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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October 15, 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 9
of the shipyard's activities in the dry cargo field. He returned to TOTE early this year as president and director. Iff-FF-S Ready for real ssb? Electro-Nav is ready for you. Modar 150 W 12 channel SSB Radiotelephone Orion fully synthesized (unlimited channels) solid state 600 W Telegraph
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November 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 66
sales and support for: LORAN RADIOTELEPHONE OMEGA • TELEX ECHO SOUNDERS DATA SYSTEMS CAI's latest marine communication system selects SSB/CW/TELEX frequencies instantly without programming. ALL-ALUMINUM — This heavy duty, all- aluminum 28-footer with fore and aft davit positions
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November 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 35
propul- sion lost favor. A twin-screw tug using the old diesel-electric pro- pulsion system is equipped with (continued on page 36) It's all the SSB your vessel will ever need.-.anywhere. CAI's frequency synthesized multi channel SSB makes channel changing easy and goes on the air in seconds
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December 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4th Cover
SERVICE H0B MMIIIlCallM ISSIMK IK. Marine electronics explained, installed and protected. CAI's latest marine communication system selects SSB/CW/TELEX frequencies instantly without programming. A reliable full-service facility in the NEW YORK AREA providing sales and support
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January 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 11
," AR-12/5-77, the 12-page report provides in-depth MS 19 1500 W fully synthesized Main Radio Transmitter/Radiotelephone. Modar 150 W 12 channel SSB Radiotelephone Orion fully synthesized (unlimited channels) solid state 600 W Telegraph Radiotelephone/transmitter analyses of Wire Rope Towing
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January 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 3
it, to make sure somebody comes to your emergency? That's exactly why we put reliability and reaching power ahead of everything else in our VHFs and SSBs. It's exemplified in our new VHF-780 and SSB-1022. First, dependability Then features. Last, price. The VHF-780 gives you 78 channels with pushbutto
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July 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 2
Controls Remember when coupling considerations dictated where you had to locate your transmitter? EN 400 Transmitter FORGET IT. The EN 400 SSB radiophone needs no external coupling. Electro-Nav 1201 Corbin Street, Elizabeth Marine Terminal, Elizabeth, NJ 07201 (201)527-0099 750 Kennedy
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July 15, 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 39
in Novem- ber 1978, with the final contracted vessel to be completed by Janu- ary 1980, Mr. Haden said. Full electronic gear, radar, lor- an, SSB and VHF-FM radios, and Fathometer will give the tugs the finest navigational and communi- cation capabilities. The newly formed California Launch
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July 15, 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14
radars and a Wesmar DDS600 digital depth sounder with remote display in the captain's cabin. Also included is an RF 448 VHF radio, an RF 220 SSB radio, a DC700 digital compass, a Sperry MK 37 gyro- compass and a Sperry 8T mag- netic compass and autopilot. The San Jose Island and the Breton
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July 15, 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 9
Pilot 750 autopilot steering control, a Decca Loran C navigation system, Decca 110 and 914 radars, an Elac depthfinder, Motorola / Modar VHF and SSB radios, a Danforth Loudhailer, and a Benmar ADF radio direction finder. For the comfort of the crew, all living quarters including the galley