Specifications

34 DIGITAL RADAR
RAYMARINE MARINE RADARS DELIVER
UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE AND EASE-OF-USE.
Why radar?
Where am I in relation to my surroundings? Is there
anything near me that could be a danger to me, or
vice versa?
Radar is a great aid to navigation that enables you
to;
 ‘See’ other vessels, buoyage and coastline in
reduced/negligible visibility
 Track targets – not everything transmits AIS…
 Double check your relative position and speed
 Avoid hazards and obstacles
 Track weather
 Find fish!
Each Raymarine marine radar system consists of a
Raymarine multifunction display (excluding A Series
displays), and your choice of Raymarine radome or
open array antenna.
Hardware – Radome or Open Array?
Radomes
Digital or HD Digital Radomes are ideal when
power is at a premium and mounting space
is limited or restricted by rigging. Perfect for
sailboats, RIBs and smaller powerboats, radomes
provide exceptional performance even in the most
challenging conditions – new HD Digital Radomes
for additional features and improved resolution.
Open Arrays
Choose an HD Digital or Super HD Digital open
array scanner for enhanced performance and
range. These larger scanners, equipped with a more
efficient antenna (increased gain) and narrow
beam widths, deliver substantial improvements
in range and bearing resolution giving great
performance and clear target separation.
Technology and Software – what’s the
difference?
Raymarine has 4 different types of radar antenna;
Analogue, Digital, HD Digital and SHD
Digital.
Analogue (or traditional) radar is still available
from Raymarine in a basic robust system using
a 2kW radome* and a C Series Classic display.
Analogue uses a one colour display and can
produce chart overlay. Go to page 32 for details.
*Not compatible with G Series, C Series Widescreen or E Series
Widescreen.