Bare essentials: make sure your boat has what you need
Article Abstract:
Boaters must know the use and limitations of electronic gear, as well as have the necessary ones onboard. VHF and cellular devices have definite distance limits and will be of no use if a boat is far enough offshore. A check list of what kinds of electronic gear is essential is discussed.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1996
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Electronic screams
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Boating enthusiasts can immediately ask for help during emergency situations by using various types of emergency equipment. These include VHF radios equipped with digital selective calling and the Automatic Lifesaving Emergency Radio Transmitter.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1997
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Play it again
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Repeaters are remote devices that allow information from marine electronics equipment to be displayed in any location on a boat. An overview of available models is presented.
Publication Name: Boating
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-5374
Year: 1992
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