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.
Marine electronics manufacturers are at the forefront of introducing new technology, but this can sometimes leave users wondering which product is best for their needs.
Raymarine once again supported the British Cod Championships, providing prizes for the winning skipper and the runner up.
Raymarine has appointed Marine Centre Asia as its exclusive distributor in Taiwan. Marine Centre Asia is now responsible for Raymarine sales, service, training and commissioning in Taiwan.
Leading marine electronics company Raymarine has presented two of its sales outlets with awards at the annual Raymarine UK & Ireland Dealer & Retail Conference.
Raymarine will be showcasing its new range of products at the 2010 Tullet Prebon London International Boat Show on Stand N028J.
Raymarine presented the first BMEA (British Marine Electronics Association) Newly Certificated Technician of the Year award at the BMEA’s annual conference. The award was made to Roger Upham of Roger Upham Marine Electronics Ltd. Based in Chichester, the company has over 30 years of experience installing marine electronics products.
Team Pulsar Racing, skippered by Raymarine ambassador Greg Marsden, has broken the Round Ireland world record by more than four hours.
With the 2009 PSP Southampton Boat Show aiming to break a number of world records over its ten day duration, Raymarine has invited a number of notable record breakers onto its stand to celebrate their outstanding achievements.
An integrated sailing club that is committed to making sailing more accessible to everyone, and helps disabled and able-bodied people, their families, friends and carers, to take part in the sport, suffered a serious setback when its South-East London clubhouse was ransacked and valuable hand held radios were stolen.
Raymarine is previewing its new range of glass bridge monitors at the PSP Southampton Boat Show. Combining the latest advanced technology in an ultra-stylish, edge-to-edge black glass screen, Raymarine’s new glass bridge systems are aimed at meeting the highly demanding operational and interior design requirements for vessels over 40 feet.
Radar target detection has undergone massive evolutionary changes in the last year, 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 launch of Raymarine’s new HD Digital radomes.
Raymarine is pleased to announce that, following many years of successful promotion and distribution of its products in Norway by Belamarin AS, a new company has now been set up to look after its business in Sweden. Belamarin AB, based in Billdal south of Gothenburg, will distribute Raymarine products throughout Sweden with effect from 1st September 2009.
Following on from their recent successful radar training events, Raymarine is pleased to announce four new dates for the autumn.
International marine electronics manufacturer Raymarine has announced it is supporting the British Services Exercise Transglobe 2009-2010.
Shelley Jory and her co-pilot Audrienne Cianter have thanked Raymarine for its part in helping them win the Turkish Grand Prix in the Powerboat P1 World Championships – by keeping them under the speed limit.
Katie Miller, the 2006 Raymarine Young Sailor of the Year, has scored another first – as the youngest female skipper to complete the OSTAR.
Raymarine will be showcasing a range of new products on Stand G088 at the PSP Southampton Boat Show.
The Cowes Week Radio commentary RIB is once again being sponsored by the Portsmouth-based marine electronics manufacturer, Raymarine.
Raymarine’s addition to its AIS (Automatic Identification System) product range, a combined receiver and transmitter, is now available.
Raymarine‘s new generation of instrument and pilot display systems, designed for sail and powerboats over 12m (40 feet), is now available. The ST70+ offers a new way of displaying and managing data, with a large 164 mm (6.5 inch) fully waterproof high-definition colour LCD display.
With over 500 boats in 25 different classes taking part, competitors in the Volvo DunLaoghaire Regatta 2009 will be relying on their on board technical expertise to help them to the front of their fleet.
Many octogenarians (and others) struggle to understand their TV remote controls, but one pair of seafaring friends is mastering the latest marine electronics for a cross-Channel adventure in a James Bond powerboat.
Raymarine is moving to new premises next month after nearly 25 years at its Anchorage Park site, all departments are due to be in place at the new site in Harbourgate, Portsmouth by 15 June 2009.
