Furuno Introduces NavNet TZtouch3
May 26, 2020
New multifunction display is designed to increase speed, power and functionality at the helm.
New multifunction display is designed to increase speed, power and functionality at the helm.
So many apps now exist for boaters. Electronics editor Ben Stein unpacks the top-shelf maritime apps available.
Every year the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) holds a conference where manufacturers, dealers, distributors installers and the media get together to see what is
After many hours testing a NXT radome on Gizmo in often busy Maine waters, I believe that Furuno’s bold “Radar Redefined” claim is completely justified. This radar is so smart that it makes sense to run it in broad daylight.
Panbo’s contributing editor, Adam Hyde, brings you a slew of updates from the ever-expanding world of marine electronics.
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It is always amazing to me how quickly marine electronics evolve. It seems that at every boat show there is something new, something better-while at
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Remembering Lifelong Marine Journalist Chris Caswell
A Master of Quiet Cruising
