TX06S-1 6 kW, 4 pėdų atviros matricos radarų rinkinys

TX06S-1 6 kW, 4 pėdų atviros matricos radarų rinkinys. Dalys: 6 kW 4 colių skaitytuvas su 20 m (66 pėdų) kabeliu, HD radaro procesorius, RJ45 į 5 kontaktų geltoną (F) adapterį (tiesioginis), Ethernet kabelis, geltonas mm 2 m (6,5 pėdų)

HD Digital Radar systems combine high performance 2 to 25kW scanners and microwave technology with the latest digital signal processing.

MAIN FEATURES

• Radar/Chart Overlay - interfaces charts and radar detail in a single, detail-rich display when coupled with an optional,

compatible NMEA0183® or NMEA2000® heading sensor.

• Clearest Viewing - Automatic Tune, Gain and Sea Clutter adjustments provide “hands off” operation in Harbour and Offshore Modes.
• Smart STC - Digital Sensitivity Time Control curves reject clutter with setting of return strength/distance thresholds.
• Color Recognition - Color palette choices for improved target distinction based on viewing conditions.
• MARPA/Guard Zones - target tracking of up to 10 targets and dual guard zones.

• NS series support MARPA target tracking and dual guard zones with these HD radars.
• HD pulse radars are designed for boaters that go really far from land and want to see the details in weather cells

>20nm away. In fact, the 25kW has proven to see tall storms as far as 100nm away.

• The Open Arrays are best for BIRD finding. Remember – the longer the array the better the resolution and target separation.
• If navigation is primary importance, recommend Broadband 4G and 3G Radars instead.
• 2kW is for 12V systems only. 4/6kW work on 12/24V, while 10/25kW need 24V.
• HD digital radars automatically adjust color gradients on longer range for better interpretation of targets. This is especially useful when looking into storm areas and weather fronts.
• Radar allows the cursor to be placed over an anchored vessel to gather the latitude/longitude position. Great for pinpointing new potential fishing spots without being recognized.

FAQ

• All Pulse Radars always have a blind spot at the center on shortest ranges.
• Be sure to use our RC42 rate compass for best Chart and MARPA overlay performance for HDS/NS series.
• It is usually OK to operate 2 pulse radars on the same boat, if physically separated by at least 6’ and interference rejection (IR) is set high on both scanners.
• Never look into a pulse radar or stand close to it while it is operating. The more powerful the radar, the farther the safe distance becomes.