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August 30, 2012
Both our iAIS and WLN10 wireless NMEA devices are supplied with a small 3dB wireless antenna, which is fine on most installations. However, on larger vessels or if you have to install the device in a cupboard or behind a bulk head, it is very easy to improve the […]
August 29, 2012
Digital Yacht are pleased to announce the release of two new Long Range Wi-Fi Adaptors. The WL60 and WL410 replace the popular WL50 and WL400 units and are in stock now. Featuring new 802.11n Wi-Fi chipsets, a more powerful 300mW (was 200mW) modem and 64bit drivers, the WL60 and WL410 […]
August 16, 2012
Digital Yacht’s recruitment drive in the US is gathering more momentum, as they announce another sales representative for the North East States. Chris Harley, founder of C Harley Marketing since 1984 and also secretary on the board of directors for NMEA will represent Digital Yacht in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, […]
August 16, 2012
Whilst developing and supporting our Wi-Fi and networking products, we often found that the network settings in Windows Vista/7 got stuck when you switched from one network to another or turned off the internal wireless adaptor and plugged in an external long range wireless adaptor. This seems to be a […]
August 14, 2012
With the incredible success of the iPhone and iPad, there has been a noticeable increase in customers using Macs on their boat and many are using our WL510 to get a Long Range Wi-Fi connection to the marinas they visit. Normal wireless networking on the Mac is very simple but setting […]
August 8, 2012
Although our iNavConnect product was originally designed to allow waypoint/route data to be wirelessly shared between a Raymarine Plotter and the Navionics App, even more people this season have bought the iNavConnect to use with our WL510 long range Wi-Fi system so that everyone on-board can share the internet connection […]
August 8, 2012
Please note that as of Spring 2015, our iNavConnect is no longer compatible with the latest version of the Navionics App. iNavConnect was originally developed to allow the popular Navionics App to share routes and waypoints with the original Raymarine C, E and G series (Classic and Wide Screen). With […]
