Keep Smart Devices Powered Up At Sea
December 21, 2013
The latest version of the mPowerpad solar charger is ultra fast, expandable and features a unique removable pocket battery pack. Long-range cruisers need no longer
The latest version of the mPowerpad solar charger is ultra fast, expandable and features a unique removable pocket battery pack. Long-range cruisers need no longer
Planning a longer trip than usual? Check out Aero Tec Laboratories’ custom-designed fuel bladders. From Volvo Penta, a partnership with Garmin has brought us a range of multi-function touchscreen displays.
Touch has become a near-universal interface. Marine electronics companies are responding both by extending system monitoring and control to mobile devices such as iPads and by bringing touchscreen gestures to a yacht’s dedicated systems screens.
Get where you’re going safer with a new update from Navionics and, once you get there, try out a new product from Nocqua that will light up your night.
In this issue, find out more about a new chart package from Jeppesen to help you get where you’re going, a phone from SPOT to keep you connected while you travel and a portable dock from Dock Blocks to give you extra space no matter where you decide to lay anchor.
Check out the latest news from NOAA, what’s new onboard Sunreef Yachts and what American Technologies Network has been working on.
Claudio Ballard, an inventor and CEO of VEEDIMS, believes this venture can change a lot about power distribution and management. It’s hard to argue with this polished and convincing advocate of a technology that is beautiful in its apparent simplicity.
Check out the new tech from Raymarine, ComNav, and FLIR as well as an app that might make maintaining your yacht a whole lot simpler.
A clean fuel tank, a safe voyage, a barnacle-free hull and peace of mind—the companies in this issue of our newsletter help bring you just that.
Audio integration, satellite tracking, navigation, connectivity, this issue has it all. Check out some of the latest from Garmin, Fusion Electronics, LinkScape, Navionics and more.
The latest version of the mPowerpad solar charger is ultra fast, expandable and features a unique removable pocket battery pack. Long-range cruisers need no longer
Planning a longer trip than usual? Check out Aero Tec Laboratories’ custom-designed fuel bladders. From Volvo Penta, a partnership with Garmin has brought us a range of multi-function touchscreen displays.
Touch has become a near-universal interface. Marine electronics companies are responding both by extending system monitoring and control to mobile devices such as iPads and by bringing touchscreen gestures to a yacht’s dedicated systems screens.
Get where you’re going safer with a new update from Navionics and, once you get there, try out a new product from Nocqua that will light up your night.
In this issue, find out more about a new chart package from Jeppesen to help you get where you’re going, a phone from SPOT to keep you connected while you travel and a portable dock from Dock Blocks to give you extra space no matter where you decide to lay anchor.
Check out the latest news from NOAA, what’s new onboard Sunreef Yachts and what American Technologies Network has been working on.
Claudio Ballard, an inventor and CEO of VEEDIMS, believes this venture can change a lot about power distribution and management. It’s hard to argue with this polished and convincing advocate of a technology that is beautiful in its apparent simplicity.
Check out the new tech from Raymarine, ComNav, and FLIR as well as an app that might make maintaining your yacht a whole lot simpler.
A clean fuel tank, a safe voyage, a barnacle-free hull and peace of mind—the companies in this issue of our newsletter help bring you just that.
Audio integration, satellite tracking, navigation, connectivity, this issue has it all. Check out some of the latest from Garmin, Fusion Electronics, LinkScape, Navionics and more.
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