Tag: marine electronics
Simrad Outfits the New Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition
Simrad proposes a state-of-the-art electronics suite for the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition trawler.
Raymarine Continues to Roll Out New Products with New Capabilities
Miami Beach — Among the first of what will be a small tsunami of new products announced here at the Miami International Boat Show are four new product lines from Raymarine. OceanLines readers were among the first to hear about some of them in Raymarine’s proposed helm outfitting for the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition. You [...]
Furuno Outfits the New Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition
A Furuno NavNet 3D System Installed on a 57′ RivieraFor more than sixty years, since the commercialization of the first electric fish-finder, Furuno has been a pioneer in the development of marine electronics. OceanLines asked Furuno USA to participate in our hypothetical outfitting of the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition trawler. The company responded with a proposal from Matt Wood, Sales Manager for Furuno USA. Furuno’s proposal represents a state-of-the-art suite of multifunction units, sensors and networking technology, focused around the company’s NavNet 3D product line.
Garmin Outfits the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition
Garmin Proposed Helm for New Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition — Courtesy of Garmin Garmin has proposed a sleek, modern marine electronics suite for the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition that offers extensive capability and nearly unlimited flexibility and redundancy due to its extremely high level of NMEA 2000 networking integration. NMEA 2000 has been a long time in [...]
Let’s Outfit the Helm of the new Kadey-Krogen 55′ Expedition
On Monday, February 2, 2009, OceanLines will publish the first in a unique series of articles intended to demonstrate the current state-of-the-art of passagemaking-level marine electronics. We have been working with Kadey-Krogen Yachts and its vice president, Larry Polster, to demonstrate how each of four of the top marine electronics companies would outfit the newest [...]
