Raymarine T70410 4kW Magnum Radar with 6ft Array and 15m Radar Cable

Raymarine, T70410, 4kW Magnum Radar with 6ft Array and 15m RayNet Radar Cable

Magnum in 4kW power output and with either a six-foot antenna array. It offers a maximum range up to 96nm for 12kW models - ideal for blue water vessels - and up to 72nm for 4kW models. The perfect companion to Raymarine's award-winning Axiom and Axiom Pro multifunction navigation displays (MFD) running LightHouse 3, Magnum is also backwards compatible with legacy models including: LightHouse 2-based a, c, e, eS and gS-Series MFDs; C-Series Widescreen and E-Series Widescreen MFDs; E-Series Classic, G-Series Multifunction Displays.

Features:

• Superior Bird Mode: Building upon Raymarine's already exceptional bird identification technology, further advanced Magnum's Bird Mode feature to target birds with greater clarity up to 10nm. Locating flocks of birds with Magnum helps anglers find schooling baitfish faster and with less fuel consumption.
• Enhanced Radar Imaging: Magnum radar also features Raymarine beam sharpening technology, delivering better than 1-degree bearing resolution for more detailed target separation, map-like coastal detail, and superior long-range performance.
• Best in Class Target Tracking: Magnum delivers better situational awareness with fully automatic MARPA target acquisition and tracking. Magnum also makes use of Raymarine's Evolution 9-axis heading sensor technology to deliver real-time, accurate target plots.
• True Trails: Magnum features True Trails target history. The True Trails features enables you to see a historical "wake" behind every moving contact. This additional information makes it even easier to interpret the motion of other vessels and make smart maneuvering decisions to pass safely.
• Real Time Heading Updates: Connect Magnum with Axiom and LightHouse 3 and experience uninterrupted radar target imagery when making course changes. Real Time Heading updates allow the radar position display to rotate freely as-needed, without the need to refresh the entire display.