For your security:     AIS easyTRX

  

DESCRIPTION

 The easyTRX AIS system makes your yacht visible on all monitores and radars of commercial vessels within a 15 mile radius, it reports position, direction and speed, even at zero visibility, even if the radar doesn´t capture your vessel.
You can obtain all data about surrounding traffic, such as speed, direction and turnrate – regardless of the visibility or weather conditions. You do not need radar equipment !.
Collision warning will be immediately issued if the present course renders the risk of approach !

Technical description of the AIS system

RR AIS edition "easyTRX" complet

The RR AIS-system easyTRX can be easily connected to your DELTA ALLinONE antenna.
No need to climb into the mast to install antennas!
You get the complete package ! - simply add the easyTRX to the RR distribution box and connect to power circuit.
We will do the installation for you if desired.

You must not climb in the mast

How to make the data visible


Connect the easyTRX AIS-system to your plotter, radar or computer.
The other traffic will be displayed on the screen.
Here one example of a chartplotter.
Click in the picture to enlarge.

 

How to hook up an older ALLinONE system ?


On older ALLinONE systems you can possibly see some flickering on your TV. (about every 2-3 sec) when AIS and TV are on at the same time.
If desired we will install the newest amplifier and distribution box on your ship. This measure eleminates the flickering.
The flickering can be ignored - It doesn´t cause any damage to your TV or DVB receiver.

Here you find the pricelist

 

Technical data


ClassB aktive AIS-System for all kind of yachts:
size, Grösse, dimensiones......................198*158*47mm + 150*160*35mm
weight, Gewicht, peso.............................0,375 kg + 0,23 kg
voltage, Spannung, voltage.......................9,6-15,6V
current, Strom, corriente..........................max. 2A peak, 0,25A average
data out, Datenausgang, salida de datos...RS232, 38,4kBaud bi-directional
channels, Kanäle, canales.......................161,975 MHz, 162,025 MHz

 
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