After a two year break Raymarine is pleased to announce it is once again supporting the RYA Yachtmaster Instructor Conference as its headline sponsor for 2011.
Raymarine, world leader in marine electronics, is proud to preview the new T-Series thermal night-vision cameras at this Autumn’s boatshows.
Raymarine’s premier navigation system, the G Series, has been chosen for installation on a 20 metre Alicat workboat, to be used as a support vessel for offshore wind farm maintenance.
With much focus on the energy generated from offshore wind turbines, the boats that supply vital personnel and supplies to the farms operate a rigorous 24/7schedule. A fleet of seven supply boats have been manufactured by South Boats for Turbine Transfers Ltd, part of Holyhead Towing Company, to support wind farms in areas as diverse as the UK’s East Coast, Scotland, Wales, Belgium and Denmark.
Raymarine is continuing its support of Team Pulsar Racing for the Around Ireland Offshore Powerboat Race 2010, providing the team with its latest navigation equipment.
Intrepid naval officer Dilip Donde, whose boat is fitted with Raymarine products, has become the first Indian national to sail solo around the world.
With a wealth of positive feedback from product previews around the world, the E Series Widescreen has been hot off the shelf being ordered by boat builders and boat owners since its launch.
Raymarine is pleased to report that FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) has entered into a definitive agreement with the Administrator of Raymarine plc to acquire all of the outstanding shares of its wholly owned subsidiary, Raymarine Holdings Ltd.
Understanding the weather patterns and the tidal activity at key points during the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race is vital for competitors to achieve their best possible result on the day.
Raymarine will be showcasing its range of marine electronics, navigation, safety and communication products at RIBEX, which takes place from the 7-9 of May, 2010.
A replica 600BC wooden ship has rounded the Cape of Good Hope on its 17,000-mile epic voyage around Africa and beyond – with the help of Raymarine state-of-the-art navigational equipment.
One of the world’s leading manufacturers of blue water cruising yachts, UK-based Discovery Yachts has specified that Raymarine will be fitted as standard on its Discovery 67 and Discovery 50 catamaran.
Radar target detection has undergone massive evolutionary changes recently, thanks to the introduction of High Definition Digital technology. Now the superior benefits of these new systems are available to even more boaters with the introduction of Raymarine’s new HD Digital radomes.
Raymarine’s range of compact dome satellite TV systems now includes a compact 33STV, enabling vessels from superyachts to dayboats to enjoy quick, clear and reliable access to hundreds of digital channels, anywhere in the world.
Raymarine’s popular “hands-on” radar training courses are back this spring, with a series of dates announced at venues around the country.
Disabled sailor Geoff Holt, who has sailed single-handed across the Atlantic, says he could not have done it without support from Raymarine.
The German Maritime Search and Rescue Service, (DGzRS) is installing Raymarine’s HD Digital radomes in its new rescue boats, following successful sea trials.
Raymarine’s new E-Series Widescreen multifunction display with HybridTouch was the product of choice on three of the boats on display at the recent Tullett Prebon London Boat Show. The new Portofino 48, the Predator 54 and the Predator 60 all featured the new displays.
Six months after the departure of the three 20-metre (67-feet) yachts participating in the British Services Exercise Transglobe 2009-2010 expedition, they are now halfway round the world, heading for New Zealand.
Following a challenging but successful year in Ireland in 2009, Raymarine is looking to build on its success in its core leisure and light commercial marine markets in this region in 2010.
A leading Raymarine distributor says the outlook for the 2010 marine market in Cyprus is very positive, with a high level of advance product bookings and new OEM orders.
The first Southerly 49 built by UK-based Northshore Yachts, and on show at the Tullett Prebon London Boat Show, will feature a complete suite of navigational, communication and safety products from Raymarine.
