FR-8045 - «Communication and Radionavigation SPB» Company

Radar FR-8045 with LCD color display, designed to work on ships with a gross tonnage of 300 reg.tonn, as an optional extra. Also suitable for walking, working boats and fishing vessels. Marine Radar X-Band range is supplied with the antenna open type with an output of 4 kW. Antenna makes 48 revolutions per minute.

Radar FR-8045 is certified by the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping.

At 12.1 'inch display placed 16 keys, 3 rotary switches and cursor keys. The screen has a wide viewing angle, which allows to obtain high-quality images of ships and land masses, and ensures excellent visibility in direct sunlight. Thanks to modern technology of digital signal processing, the user is able to take advantage of the improved noise suppression functions of rainfall and sea.

Additional features radar FR-8045:

Magnifier
Noise filtering function
The function of the secondary echo suppression
Function of the watch mode
The digital signal processing

Intuitive menu allows you to use such modes as:

True motion mode
True type mode
Display mode at the rate for Track corner on the north.
Full-screen display of echoes
True trail travel' mode

To use the ARPA accommodate an extra fee automatically Plotter ARP-11. Displaying AIS data is provided in case of connection of the transmitter / receiver from the company AIS FURUNO.

Specifications:

Display size - 12.1 '
Display Type - LCD color display
Display resolution - 800x600 pixels
Degree of protection - IP55 for the Display / IP22 for the reverse side of the display / IP26 antenna
Power - 24 V DC
Effective diameter - 184 mm
Consumption - 3.7 A
Display Weight - 5.8 kg
Operating Temperature Range - -15 ° C ~ +55 ° C for the display / -25 ° C ~ +55 ° C antenna

FR-8045

Range

X-Band

Certificate:

RMRS

Available for order

FR-8045

to order

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Certificates:

Certificate RMRS 'FR-8045'

Documentation:

Брошюра 'FR-8045'
Инструкция 'FR-8045'

INFO: 12-channel GPS receivers The creation of 12-channel, or parallel, receivers currently produced by Lowrance, Garmin and, more recently, Magellan, this problem has already been resolved.