Raymarine’s new Quantum 2 CHIRP pulse-compression Radar uses advanced Doppler processing to highlight moving radar contacts — and colour-codes the targets to show whether they are approaching or heading away; it also provides superior automatic target acquisition, awareness and tracking at long and extremely short ranges. Weighing up to 50% less than comparable magnetron radars, the Quantum 2 radar is ready to go just seconds after starting up; boasts superior interference rejection to eliminate noise from other radars; has low emissions, making it safe to mount anywhere on board and has very low power consumption for extended battery life under sail.
Product and dealer information is available from Lusty and Blundell on (09) 415-8303 or at www.lusty-blundell.co.nz.
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