Raymarine Quantum Wireless CHIRP Radar

Raymarine Quantum Radar, by FLIR, is the next generation of marine radar featuring CHIRP pulse compression technology.

Setting a new standard for compact solid state radar, Quantum delivers superior radar imaging on both long and extremely short ranges. Integrated Wi-Fi and thin cabling simplifies installation plus Quantum’s energy efficient and lightweight design provides safe radiated emissions and substantially reduced power consumption.

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Quantum Radar won the Most Innovative International Product Award at this years prestigious Hutchwilco NZ BoatShow Awards in May. The Show Awards recognise excellence in both boat and product design.

In choosing the Raymarine Quantum Radar as the winner, judge Barry Thompson said three things stood out for him: it’s low power output, its light weight and the wireless connection.

“Simple and easy to install on any trailer boat as well as larger launches, the Raymarine Quantum radar uses the latest CHIRP pulse compression technology and sets new standards in compact solid-state radar,” he said.

And just to prove a point, the team at Raymarine installed one on a jetski!

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