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Garmin GPSMAP 9000 series
garmin.com The GPSMAP 9000 series of chartplotters from Garmin (the GPSMAP 9219, 9222, 9224 and 9227 with 19in, 22in, 24in and 27in screen sizes respectively) utilise a high-definition 4k screen designed to be flat or flush-mounted. The displays are driven by a new processor said to process ...
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Generators and Power management
Nanni Soundless generators
nannienergy.com Nanni’s Soundless range of marine generators with improved acoustic materials enables the company to reduce sound levels to 61.7db, the lowest on the market today, Nanni claims. A version on display at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September had a compact design, was powered by a ...
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Boatbuilding Materials & Machinery
Helix-P hydraulic boat lift
Sunstream’s Helix-P hydraulic boat lift utilises DC packs of 6hp or 12hp, allowing the product to operate on 6A/110V or 3A/220V household current rather than the traditional high voltage power feed.
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Lighting
Lumitec Illusion Down Light
lumiteclighting.com Sleek and stylish with an ultra-thin bezel-free design, Lumitec’s Illusion Down Light has a chemically hardened wafer-thin glass with a shorter mounting depth. A unique coating process allows the bezel-free face of the light to adapt to any surface with endless possibilities in appearance. A butterfly ...
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Volvo Penta’s Glass Cockpit 9000 series
volvopenta.com Volvo Penta’s next generation of its popular Glass Cockpit System is built around the new Garmin GPSMAP 9000 series touch-screen display. Featuring widescreen 4K resolution and response times said to be 7x faster than previous versions, the new system – available with single or multiple displays ...
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Raymarine Alpha Series displays
Raymarine’s Alpha Series displays come in a choice of 7in or 9in screen sizes, blending touchscreen convenience with a fully customisable dashboard.
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Outboard engines
MOLABO launches ARIES R50
Molabo is launching what it claims is the first 48V Outboard Delivering 50kW of continuous power.
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Decking
Marine sandwich panels from Avient
Avient Corp’s Hammerhead composite panels are half the weight of comparable plywood fittings, while strong enough to be used in transoms and stringers.
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Garmin’s next generation Echomap
New unit uses Garmin’s Rapid Return technology to transmit pulses
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Onboard entertainment
Molabo to launch new electric outboard at METSTRADE
New R50 developed in collaboration with iYacht
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Boatbuilding Materials & Machinery
New wave inflatable technology
Dutch start-up Shapewave is set to revolutionise the world of inflatable boats, watercraft and accessories with a new manufacturing solution
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Battery Technologies
More efficient EV battery recycling
A UK research team has developed a new approach to EV battery recycling that it says is more efficient, less expensive and more environmentally sustainable
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Marine Electronics
Marine tech features in TIME magazine’s ‘best inventions’ 2023
Boating proves it has its fair share of cutting edge tech
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USA
How Sea-Doo reinvented the pontoon boat
Sea-Doo’s pontoon boat line grows to meet buyer demand for more seating and amenities
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Spain
Expanding portfolios but concern over rising prices
As consumers cut spending, Spain’s equipment manufacturers double-down on niche appeal to help sustain momentum
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Foiling
Make your boat fly
This year’s METSTRADE will have a pavilion dedicated to foiling. Organiser and enthusiast Luca Rizotti told IBI why this type of technology is the future, and why bringing electric propulsion and underwater wings together in one project is the perfect marriage
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USA
INSIGHT | POLARIS
Polaris aims to grow its share of the hyper-competitive pontoon and deck boat segment with a value proposition based on quality, innovation and global market expansion
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Battery Technologies
Industry closes gap on auto sector with battery tech applications
With the world moving steadily towards electrified transport, battery technology is evolving fast. Key to new solutions is the use of accurate simulation in power train design, predictive monitoring in use, and improving energy density for the future
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Battery Technologies
Taking the surprise element out of batteries
What if we could predict how much life is left in a battery bank, understand its viability in second use applications and even provide a warning of catastrophic failure? Kim Hollamby speaks with Battery Check co-founder and CEO, Michal Sastinsky, to learn what can be done to minimise surprises and ...
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Outboard engines
Perkins and Equipmake collaborate on advanced off-road powertrain
New parallel hybrid available in power ranges up to 250kW