New Ultrascan PC180 Forward Looking Sonar now available in Australia



8:07 PM Wed 9 Mar 2011 GMT
'Ultrascan PC180 in full screen horizontal scan mode showing the bottom ahead of the vessel.' interphase technologies Click Here to view large photo
New Ultrascan PC180 Forward Looking Multibeam Sonar with True 'live action' speed. Fast Forward Looking Sonar connects to onboard PC?s or networks via Ethernet and uses two synchronised transducers to create a 180-degree view Interphase, the leader in award-winning and affordable phased array forward looking sonars for the recreational and light commercial market, introduces a new ultra fast multibeam sonar to the Australian market through Coursemaster Autopilots dealer?s nationally. Based on breakthrough digital technology, the new PC180 uses two phased array transducers with no moving parts. One transducer is mounted on either side of the vessel?s keel to enable a ...


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by Jane Arakawa
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