NASA - AIS receiver

The AIS receiver has many security benefits for the recreational marine environment.All equipment requiring ships (of 300 gross tonnage) are required for safety reasons from 2005 to conduct an AIS transceiver.- The manufacturer NASA MARINE INSTRUMENTS has now developed for the recreational marine environment an AIS receiver. With the help of the device, it is possible all the vessels that send AIS identifiers, unique in a radius of up to 32 nautical milesidentify.- The ship's movements are presented in a timely manner on a screen.- In a data field to the right of the radar image, the ground speed, the vessel's name, MMSI number, position, and course and speed of each user-selected target object appears.- The compact chassis unit is only 155 mm wide and 116 mm high.- The LCD display with the dimensions 113 x 66 mm is particularly high contrast. For night driving, the device is equipped with a white backlight.- The power supply of the receiver via the 12 V vehicle network. , With the measuring ranges 1, 2, 4, 8, point 16 and 32 nautical miles in the ad everyShips within contained, equipped with AIS transponders.- The display is similar to a conventional radar image.- The display shows all visible vehicles that have AIS equipment for commercial vessels on board. The location and the course of an approaching ship are clearly and unambiguously visible.- It can be determined whether the risk of collision. A separate FM receiving antenna and the connection of a GPS receiver with standard NMEA output are required for the operation of the AIS receiver.- Current consumption: 50 mA + 100 mA for lightingPlease select an appropriate antenna (for sailing or motor yachts) and possibly a GPS device from our product range.With a German menu navigation