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May 23, 2012
In the July issue, our new splitter – the SPL2000, which has replaced the SPL250 has been featured. If you turn to page 22 you can read all about! It is available now. SPL2000 as featured in SailingToday
May 23, 2012
The Olympic torch passed our office last night on its 8000 mile round trip. Here’s a video of the torch in Bristol docks
May 23, 2012
Monitoring vessel movements from the shore is useful not just for friends and family but also for security and planning apps – we even keep an eye on our supplies coming via container ships! To make fitting and setting up an AIS Base Station easy, we’ve developed AISNET – a […]
May 23, 2012
Class A AIS transponders are frequently being installed on smaller vessels who want the security and performance of a Class A transponder. Digital Deep Sea have created a Class A package which includes all the antennas and a heading sensor and pilot plug cable. The HSC100 compass sensor is custom […]
May 14, 2012
In 2010, the IMO approved the use of AIS SARTs as an alternative to the traditional Radar SARTS. An AIS SART consists of a GPS receiver and an AIS Transponder that when activated, quickly gets a position fix and then transmits a special combination of AIS Messages 1 and 14 that […]
May 12, 2012
We get a lot of questions from users of OpenCPN, the popular Open Source navigation software, on how to get their AIS units and/or GPS units to work. The good news is that all Digital Yacht AIS and GPS units work with OpenCPN and we have now created two articles […]
May 10, 2012
NMEA 0183 has become the most widely adopted standard for data communication in the Marine industry. Based on the old RS232 Serial Interface used on computer terminals data is transmitted as a series of high and low voltages between two pieces of wire. Although fairly simple in principle, NMEA 0183 […]
