Description
Dust cover for Clipper Navtex Weatherman AIS Radar Meteoman and MOBi man overboard indicator.
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NASA Clipper AIS Plotter/Radar
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a shipboard broadcast VHF transponder system, sending data about the identity of a ship. Its name, MMSI number, its latitude, longitude, speed, course and heading. All vessels over 300 gross tonnage and all passenger vessels are obliged to carry an AIS transponder. This transponder assists in traffic monitoring, management and collision prevention. The data is sent continuously and is useful to yachtsmen, particularly in busy shipping areas.
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NASA MeteoMan Barometer
Atmospheric Pressure Range: 850 to 1100mb (user adjustment to compensate for altitude). Pressure Trend: Rate of change of pressure for previous 24 hours in millibars per hour. Pressure History: 950 to 1050mb or 980 to 1030mb with 0.5mb resolution. Wind speed (when fitted with NMEA wind sensor) and Wind speed history. Wind direction (when fitted with NMEA wind sensor) in analogue and digital format. Real time clock with Race countdown timer and Stop watch with split timing. Outside temperature (when fitted with NMEA wind sensor) and Cabin temperature. Supply voltage: 9.0 to 15.0 volts. Operating current: 100mA (when fitted with NMEA wind sensor) / 150mA (with backlight illuminated) / Standby current - less than 10mA. Dimensions (WxHxD): 15.0 x 11.2 x 4.2 cm.
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NASA Man OverBoard Indicator comes with 3 Fobs
Failsafe transponder technology. Pin code identified. High contrast display with white backlight. Current consumption 50mA at 12V + 50mA for backlight. Complete with 3 MOBi fobs. Waterproof fob uses standard AAA type batteries. Compact display size: 150 x 112 x 42mm. Fob weight: 100 grams. Fob dimensions 77 x 47 x 38mm max with belt clip.
