Wetterbeobachtung und Wetterdaten-Empfang an Bord

Required for installation of the antennas:- 1926601 (old: 87195)- 1317301 (alt: 7500)- 1343701 (old: 87192)- 1874401 (old: Wibal)on a mounting base 1 "pipe thread (R1").Consisting of union nut and O-ring.

Ersatzakku zum Auflöten auf die Leiterplatte

Navtex is an international radio system sending a wide variety of news to 518 kHz in English. In addition to navigation warnings, search and rescue aviations, including weather reports as well as storm and strong wind warnings, these messages include.Many channels have already been built worldwide or under construction. The range of the Navtex channels is different from approx. 50 - 250 sm from the respective transmitter. In addition to the Navtex Frequency 518 KHz in English, there are broadcasting stations under construction, which send detailed reports in the respective state language on the frequency 490 kHz.Great Britain and France are already on the air for 490 kHz, and further stations will be followed by the next few years.With a HV antennaTwo -channel receiver 518kHz / 490kHz can be switched- All reports or transmitters freely programmable- Large digital display Dimensions (LXB): 130 x 40 mm- memory: 800 lines of 40 characters each- Graphic representation of the reception field strength- Including H-Vector activated antenna (delivery takes place without an antenna foot)- Very low power consumption: 40 MA + 200 mA for lighting- Dimensions (LXHXT): 220 x 98 x 48 x1588mm

Power cables for all NASA marine weather decoder and navtex devices, AIS em-catchers and wireless wind interface.

NASA Marine-Bluetooth-Navtex receiver BT-3 with H Vector antennaThe new bluetooth navtex is a dual frequency navtex receiver that decodes and stores navtex messages for viewing on an Android bluetooth enabled mobile phone or tablet. The unit is designed to be run continuously and have the stored messages downloaded as and when requested by the user. To Android app Enables the User to Search the Stored Messages Or to Program The Device to Display Only Wanted Message Types From Selected Station.The Internal Memory Stores in Excess of Four Hundred Typical Navtex Messages with New Messages Overwriting the Oldest. The Receiver Can Be Supplied with a Standard E-Vector Antenna Or, for more Challenging Conditions, to H-Vector Antenna is therefore Available. The Antenna Can Be Mounted on a Rail and is Connected to the Receiver Using The Seven Metre Cable Provided. A fused power cable is so supplied to connect the receiver to a permanent 12 volt power source.The Android App Can Be Freely Downloaded From The Google Play Store, For Apple Users to Optional iOS App Will Be Available From A Third Party Supplier Severe.https://play.google.com/store/details?id=uk.co.willrite.bluenavtex2&hl=enThe Rail Mount is not included / The bracket shown is not included in the product.Technical Specifications- 518 and 490kHz message reception- 12 volt supply with Low 27ma Current Consumpt- Connects to H Vector or Standard Series 2 Antenna- Supply Voltage 10 to 16 volts DC- Dimensions 135 x 100 x 30mm- Antenna Lengmth 195mm (Complete with 7 Metre Cable)- Supplied with ative antenna, fused power cable and downloadable Android app- Compatible with Android Phones and TabletsOptional Apple IOS app Available Approximately End of January 2018!! The app for operation and the operating instructions for this device are only available in English !!

Suitable for all DWD weather receivers of NASA Marine with the reception frequency 147.3 kHz:- Target 147- Clipper (Navtex) 147Important note: Selection of the right replacement antenna for Clipper Navtex:With the lettering '' Clipper Navtex '', the manufacturer supplies real Navtex recipients and devices with the empathetic frequency 147.3 kHz! In addition to the receiving messages, the type sign on the back of the device provides information about the actual function of the device.The antenna is supplied with a firmly connected, approx. 6.5 m long antenna line with coax connector (Type Belling-Lee).

Marine Weatherstation - Display (without a donor unit)For every skipper who is planning a trip, information about the upcoming weather development is of the greatest importance. The Meteo Man is easy to use, reliable, robust and has low power consumption.- Barometer function with adjustable height compensation- Barograph with the display of the air pressure over a maximum of 5 days, max. Resolution 0.5 mbar- Display of wind direction and strength (when using the optional NMEA wind sensor)- Anemographer with representation of the wind speed over the past 5 days (when using the optional NMEA wind sensor)- Thermometer function for internal temperature, resolution 1 degree Celsius- Outside temperature display (when using the optional NMEA wind sensor)- Chronometer with 12 or 24 hours display- Stopwatch with the intermediate time- Race Countdown Timer, 10/5 minutes- Voleter function to display the battery voltage with 0.1 V resolution- nmea wind sensor, for wind direction, strength and outside temperature, available as accessories- Alternatively, the connection to a NASA clipper wind measuring system with NMEA output is possible (no outside temperature measurement possible)- Haster available for expansion assembly as accessories (item no. NC5)- Device dimensions (BXH): 155 x 116 mm- Installation cutout dimensions (WXHXT): 140 x 100 x approx. 60 mm- Voltage supply: 9 - 15 V DC- Electricity recording: with wind sensor ~ 100 mA, in standby <10 ma

Replacement battery/battery for soldering on the circuit board

Among other things, for the Mörer - Wetterinfoboxen WiB3S, WIB4S and WIB -EROPE (Wibe).Sea water -resistant fiberglass tube.The antenna can be mounted on different antenna feet using the fastening rates.Length approx. 1 m,Connection: cable connector PL 259 (Sun 239)Weight: 0.34 kgGain: + 3 db OM 10 m WireImpedance: 50 ohmsThe tension of the antenna is carried out by the connected device via the antenna line.

Pulpit holder made of plastic for NASA rod antennasDelivered without antenna

The new bluetooth navtex is a dual frequency navtex receiver that decodes and stores navtex messages for viewing on an Android bluetooth enabled mobile phone or tablet. The unit is designed to be run continuously and have the stored messages downloaded as and when requested by the user. To Android app Enables the User to Search the Stored Messages Or to Program The Device to Display Only Wanted Message Types From Selected Station.The Internal Memory Stores in Excess of Four Hundred Typical Navtex Messages with New Messages Overwriting the Oldest. The Receiver Can Be Supplied with a Standard E-Vector Antenna Or, for more Challenging Conditions, to H-Vector Antenna is therefore Available. The Antenna Can Be Mounted on a Rail and is Connected to the Receiver Using The Seven Metre Cable Provided. A fused power cable is so supplied to connect the receiver to a permanent 12 volt power source.The Android App Can Be Freely Downloaded From The Google Play Store, For Apple Users to Optional iOS App Will Be Available From A Third Party Supplier Severe.https://play.google.com/store/details?id=uk.co.willrite.bluenavtex2&hl=enTechnical Specifications- 518 and 490kHz message reception- 12 volt supply with Low 27ma Current Consumpt- Connects to H Vector or Standard Series 2 Antenna (NC12)- Supply Voltage 10 to 16 volts DC- Dimensions 135 x 100 x 30mm- Antenna Lengmth 195mm (Complete with 7 Metre Cable)- Supplied with ative antenna, fused power cable and downloadable Android app- Compatible with Android Phones and TabletsOptional Apple IOS app Available Approximately from End of January 2018!! The app for operation and the operating instructions for this device are only available in English !!

Conventional navtex antennas respond to the connected to the electrical component navtex radio signal. This usually works at sea, where electrical noise is low, very good, but in the port and near the shore, the signal is often suppressed by interference.In most pleasure boats, the electrical system acts as an effective ground for the antenna, but it can also be a source of interference be caused by other electrical equipment on board. Electrical noise may cause a bad reception. Especially in marinas where noise sources can interfere with the reception in the area or at sea, if poorly unsuppressed electrical appliances are in use.The omnidirectional antenna H-vector is not sensitive to electric fields, but receives the magnetic component of the navtex signal. As a result, it is less sensitive to locally generated interference, whether in port or at sea.The result is that, under unfavorable conditions, the H-vector antenna a significant improvement in navtex reception can deliver. The mushroom-shaped antenna is compatible with the Clipper navtex, target navtex series 2 and the Easy navtex.The antenna can (1 "/ 14TPI, not included) with a standard antenna on the cabin roof or the tail basket to be mounted.Suitable for all NAVTEX receiver NASA MARINE with two receiving frequencies:- Target Navtex Pro Plus from model year 2002- Clipper Navtex (Dual Channel Receiver)- PC Navtex Pro 2- Easy navtex- connecting cable, length 7 m- Suitable for mounting on antenna feet with 1 "/ 14 T.P.I. standard thread

Suitable for all NAVTEX receiver NASA MARINE with two receiving frequencies:- Target Navtex Pro Plus from model year 2002- Clipper Navtex (Dual Channel Receiver)- PC Navtex Pro 2- Easy navtexImportant note: selecting the right replacement antenna for Clipper Navtex:With the caption '' Clipper Navtex '' are the manufacturer real NAVTEX receiver and devices with the Empangsfrequenz delivered 147.3 kHz! In addition to the receivable messages the rating plate is on the back of the device information about the actual function of the device.The antenna is supplied with a permanently connected, about 6.5 m long antenna line with coax connector (Type-Belling Lee).

NASA - Befestigungsknopf Nasa Gewinde M6

Ein sinnvoller Artikel aus der Warengruppe NAVIGATION

NASA - HF3 flush mount kit incl. ext. Speaker

Stainless steel angle, suitable for direct intake of the in Art.-No.1926601 (old: 87195),1317301 (old: 7500),1343701 (old: 87192) and1874401 (old: wibal)Antenna included.Delivery takes place with counter mother to fasten the antenna.

for NASA echo sounder and log,and antenna cables of NASA weather and NAVTEX receivers,Length: m. 7

NAVTEX is an international radio system the most diverse news broadcasts on 518 kHz in English. These messages include not only navigational warnings, search and Rettungsmeidungen et al also weather reports and storm and strong wind warnings.Worldwide, many stations are already built or under construction. The range of Navtexsender varies from about 50 to 250 nm on the broadcaster. In addition to the NAVTEX frequency 518 kHz in English are broadcast stations under construction, on the frequency 490 kHz detailed reports in the local language to send.Britain and France are already for 490 kHz on the air, more stations are vorraussichtlich follow in the coming years.With rod antennaTwo channel receiver 518kHz / 490kHz switchable- All messages and channels programmable- Large Digital Display Dimensions (L x W): 130 x 40 mm- Memory: 800 lines of 40 characters- Graphical representation of the received signal strength- Including active antenna (180 mm long)- Very low power consumption: 40 mA + 200 mA for lighting- dimensions (LxHxD): 220 x 98 x 48 X1588mm

Required for assembling the in the set Art.-No. 1926601 (old: 87195) antenna contained on a assembly foot with standard thread 1 “/14 t.p.I.Brass, chrome -plated, height: 110 mm.

3-pin plug,fits as NMEA cable for Nasa AIS and Meteoman

Navtex is an international radio system sending a wide variety of news to 518 kHz in English. In addition to navigation warnings, search and rescue aviations, including weather reports as well as storm and strong wind warnings, these messages include.Many channels have already been built worldwide or under construction. The range of the Navtex channels is different from approx. 50 - 250 sm from the respective transmitter. In addition to the Navtex Frequency 518 KHz in English, there are broadcasting stations under construction, which send detailed reports in the respective state language on the frequency 490 kHz.Great Britain and France are already on the air for 490 kHz, and further stations will be followed by the next few years.Two -channel receiver 518 kHz / 490 kHz with programmable frequency circuit- Large digital display dimensions (LXB): 113 x 66 mm, with extra large font- Programmable automatic switching of the reception frequency- Graphic representation of the reception field strength- including two-channel activated antenna (180 mm long)- Very low power consumption: 50 MA + 100 mA for lightingExtra large font

NASA - top / plastic hood

Wind sensor with fastening material and 20 m shielded, 2-wire cable.NMEA0183 records:Wind speed / direction MWV =Temperature = XDR