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Sea-Me Active Radar Transponder
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Average Rating: 3 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 2
RRP: £499.99

Description: The Sea-me is an active system which receives a radar signal, amplifies it and re-transmits it this ensure a stronger return signal and a more even strength around a full 360 degree azimuth. A must for offshore yachtsman crossing shipping lanes.

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Brian Robins 
Posted: 03/06/07
'EXCELLENT'
Strengths:
Lightweight, provides good return
Weaknesses:
Requires electrical power
Overall:
Definately works, on numerous occasions while sailing to and taking part in ARC 2005 we all are convinced that shipping de concious course changes to avoid us.
 
Performance
 
80%
Reliability
 
80%
Value
 
60%
Overall Rating
 
73%
 
Wolfie  
Posted: 04/05/06
'SEEMS TO DO WHAT ITS SAYS ON THE TIN.'
Strengths:
Easy to fit and minimal set up - believe the standard one is plug and play (we have the waterproof control box so had to solder our own plug on).
Weaknesses:
Haven't found any yet - the logo is a bit 'loud'. Plug a bit fiddly to solder and needs bigger entry point for cabling.
Overall:
Spent couple of hours installing on our boarding RIB. Had to make up our own plug (supplied). Anyone with simple DIY skills that can identify +ve and -ve supply should have no problem. I ve not seen the radar return yet as was helming the RIB with it fitted but apparently noticable difference.
 
Performance
 
60%
Reliability
 
60%
Value
 
60%
Overall Rating
 
60%
 
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