Saving the day: SAIL tests the latest 121.5-MHz MOB signaling gear

Article Abstract:

A test conducted on the ACR Mini B transmitter and Vecta 2 receiver and Mc Murdo Guardian watch and receiver proved them to be the greatest merit as first-alert alarms. They warn the onboard crew when an MOB situation occurs and it is especially valuable where only one crewmember may be on watch.

United States, Usage, Personal narratives, Technology application, Signals and signaling, Signaling, Sailboats, Sailors

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Long-range radio antenna systems

Article Abstract:

Marine radios that have satellite-based Global Positioning Systems offer the most efficient radio services. These devices are equipped with antenna systems that effectively receive and transmit radio waves for clear communication.

Innovations, Telecommunications systems, Sailing, Marine radio, Antennas (Electronics)

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New trends in electronic gear

Article Abstract:

Several new marine electronics products due for launch in 2000 are described, including developments in multi-functional navigation stations and waterproof color displays.

Product introduction, Electronic equipment and supplies, Nautical instruments, Electronic equipment, Navigation instruments

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