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Furuno DRS6AX 6kW UHD Digital Radar w/Pedestal, 3.5' Open Array Antenna & 15M Cable

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Furuno DRS6AX 6kW UHD Digital Radar w/Pedestal, 3.5' Open Array Antenna & 15M CableDRS6AX 6kW UHD Digital Radar with Pedestal, 3. 5' Open Array Antenna 15M Cable DRS6AX "X Class" a whole new class of Radar! Pushing the boundaries of what is possible with conventional Radar technology, DRS6AX "X Class" marks yet another leap forward for Furuno. Improved in almost all aspects, DRS6AX "X Class" Radar features improved short range detection, as well as an impressive long range detection of up to 120 nautical miles. The redesigned

DRS6AX 6kW UHD Digital Radar with Pedestal, 3.5' Open Array Antenna 15M Cable

DRS6AX "X-Class" a whole new class of Radar!

Pushing the boundaries of what is possible with conventional Radar technology, DRS6AX "X-Class" marks yet another leap forward for Furuno. Improved in almost all aspects, DRS6AX "X-Class" Radar features improved short range detection, as well as an impressive long range detection of up to 120 nautical miles.

The redesigned pedestal unit is 20% lighter than previous DRS6AX model and features an updated motor for significantly lower noise levels. Combined with an updated smart-connector cable, installation and maintenance is simpler than ever before.

Fast Target Tracking function adopted from our commercial Radar FAR3000, is also available on the DRS6AX "X-Class." Target course and speed vectors are displayed instantly with the press of a button. Target vectors increase situational awareness and can increase overall safety on your vessel.

Features:


  • 6kW Power Output

  • Enhanced target detection, both short and long range

  • Minimum detection range of just 20M

  • Fast Target Tracking

  • Bird Mode

  • Pedestal unit, 20% lighter than previous DRS6A unit, updated low noise motor

  • No PSU required, decreasing total costs

  • Easy installation without the need to open pedestal unit

  • Smart-connector cable

  • Open Array Antenna - XN10A/3.5 has a 2.2 horizontal beam width. Its range is 48 nautical miles

  • 15M Cable

  • Compatible with NavNet TZtouch and NavNet TZtouch2 and NavNet TZtouch3 (not compatible with NavNet 3D or earlier NavNet models)

  • The DRS6AX is a 24V system; a converter will be required for use with 12V power systems

This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
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