Categoria: Accessories
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Garmin Panoptix LiveScope transducer: see the fish as it is
Less than one year after launching the new Garmin Panoptix LiveScope System – an echosounder that shows you the underwater world in real time, with hi-res moving images – Garmin Marine has just introduced for 2019 the new Panoptix LiveScope LVS12 transducer. Compared to the Panoptix LiveScope LVS32 launched in mid-2018, the LVS12 transducer does…
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Raymarine Element S is a new range of navigation displays
They are based on the Element HV series by FLIR. The new Raymarine Element S offer an all-weather screen, high processing speed and GPS navigation. Raymarine Element S is available in three sizes measuring 7, 9 or 12 inches: in all cases the screens feature a high level of brightness and contrast, the numbers say…
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On Pershing 8X, the boat plays the music underwater: it’s Music Hull by Videoworks
It’s not simple underwater speakers, it’s a brand new technology. Music Hull shakes the hull of Pershing 8X so it can play hi-fi music underwater. It’s a premiere not only for the brand, but for the pleasure boating sector: the new Pershing 8X marks the debut of Music Hull by Videoworks. The system allows to…
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Here comes the new generation of Volvo Penta Electronic Vessel Control
The Volvo Penta Electronic Vessel Control (EVC) system receives an all new electrical architecture, and offers further features, such as a single connection point and the possibility to manage EVC functions for vessel and driveline independently. Volvo Penta EVC was first launched in 2003, establishing itself as a comprehensive system thanks to Joystick Docking, Dynamic…
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Here’s the third generation of Furuno Navnet Tztouch
The first Furuno Navnet Tztouch was released in 2012, followed by the 2nd generation in 2015. These MFDs are now even more powerful and functional. Eight years have passed since the launch of the first Furuno Navnet multifunction display. Today we have come to TZTouch3, in short TZT3, with a more powerful Quad Core processor…
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Who needs a helm station? Mercury launches new tiller control
For boaters who don’t want to pilot from a dashboard, Mercury Marine has introduced a new tiller handle. It’s compatible with outboard engines from 40 to 115 hp. It may seem an all too simple way of piloting, perhaps because it is little more than an evolution of the atavistic wooden bar that used to…
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The Yacht Controller remotes are now compatible with Volvo Penta EVC-2 for total integration
Yacht Controller has created the interface to make all their Dual Band wireless remote controls, and those of the new Nemesis series, compatible with any electronic Volvo Penta throttle. The new connection between Yacht Controller and Volvo Penta significantly raises the level of usability and ease of management of any boat using Volvo engines with…
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Mercury launches 1st Mate: a marine integrated MOB alarm and proximity-based theft deterrent system
From Brunswick Marine in EMEA, and in particular from Mercury and Quicksilver, it’s the first alarm for man overboard and proximity anti-theft for outboard engines. From Boot Düsseldorf, here’s another news from the tech world made to help and not just to create awe. It’s called 1st Mate, and it’s the world’s first engine-integrated man-overboard…
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CMC Marine organizes its first service convention in the USA
At the Derecktor Shipyard in Florida, the manufacturer of electric stabilizers CMC Marine have met their American dealer network. Florida played host to the fourth event dedicated to training and refreshers sessions for the CMC Marine distribution and assistance network, organized for the first time by CMC Marine USA. The event was designed as a…
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Volvo Penta electric driver interface is developed with aid of more than 100 customers
Within their Glass Cockpit, Volvo Penta are developing an electric driver interface to ease the shift into electric boating. It’s designed to make the electric boating experience as easy as possible. Volvo Penta is definitly spot on when talking of (at least) two topics: easy boating and electric propulsion. Combining the two topics takes them…