Raymarine in the News
PRODUCT NEWS
Raymarine DockSense Alert Technology to be Available on Select 2021 Boston Whaler Boat Models
Docking a boat can be a stressful event. Wind, currents and unfamiliar surroundings can conspire to test the skills of even the most experienced captains. Resulting scrapes, impacts and close calls at the dock can be both embarrassing and expensive.
PRODUCT NEWS
Raymarine and CZone Collaborate to Offer Integrated Digital Switching Solutions
FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) announced today its Raymarine Axiom® multifunction display (MFD) line is compatible with CZone digital control and monitoring systems. The collaboration enables boat builders and system integrators to deliver custom CZone digital switching solutions with rich graphical interfaces controlled through Raymarine’s line Axiom MFDs.
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Captain Arik Bergerman and his Caliente Fishing Team stack the deck with talent and technology
The Caliente Fishing Team has competed in fishing tournaments for over 22 years throughout Florida, the Gulf of Mexico, and up and down the Atlantic Coast. With Captain Arik Bergerman as a stable fixture at the helm, the team has included many incredible fishermen over the years.
PRODUCT TESTING
How Raymarine gets the drop on other test facilities
Our tour of Raymarine’s Environmental Test Centre concludes with drop testing, power supply testing and a range of procedures devised to establish a product’s resistance to radiated electromagnetic fields
PRODUCT TESTING
A whole lotta shakin’ going on…
Our tour of Raymarine’s Environmental Test Centre continues with a visit to the Salt Mist Room, Hot Room and Shaker Room, in the last of which products undergo shock and vibration tests
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Center Console Speed Wins Tournaments, but Requires Enhanced Situational Awareness for Safety
Today’s center-console tournament fishing boats are big, powerful and designed to get to fish fast, a decided advantage in most tournament-fishing situations. But speed can come at a cost; decreased reaction time can threaten safety.