Raymarine to unveil 'a host' of products at London

By The MainSail

G190 Marine Display Raymarine has announced that it will be launching “a host” of new marine electronics products at the London Boat Show.

Among the highlights will be Raymarine's new G170 (17 inch) and G190 (19 inch) marine displays. These high clarity, colour screens are designed with nine inputs, enabling a range of devices to be integrated into the display unit. Following the success of Raymarine's multifunction E series, the G170 and G190 are said to make ideal remote stations, with the extra flexibility of the additional video inputs, and integration with the E series remote keyboard.

Raymarine 60STV The new 60STV satellite TV receiver is designed to ensure that telly addicts afloat never have to miss a favourite programme, wherever they are in the world.

The 60STV uses Raymarine's proprietary Wide Range Search (WRS) algorithm and Dynamic Beam Tilting (DBT) technology for faster satellite acquisition and more reliable tracking, and claims to give clear, crisp pictures even in extreme seas and poor weather conditions. Particularly suitable for yachts of 50 feet and above, the 60STV offers access to hundreds of channels of digital entertainment with digital quality sound, enabling films and TV programmes to be viewed on Raymarine monitors on board or on standard TV screens.

Raymarine has more than 30 years of expertise in autopilot technology, and the 2007 London Boat Show will see the launch of its new S1 Wheel pilot and S1 Tiller pilot. These latest systems use Raymarine's SmartPilot course computers for optimum performance and course handling. Suitable for vessels from 25-40 foot with a displacement of up to 7,500 kg, these new autopilots will be on display and on the market for the first time at the London Boat Show.

For more information visit www.raymarine.com

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