Furuno FA-70 Class B AIS with GPA-C01 GPS Antenna

• TX/RX Frequency: 156.025 MHz – 162.025 MHz
• Output Power: 5 W or 1 W (SO-TDMA), 2 W (CS-TDMA)
• Channel Spacing: 25 kHz
• Waterproof rating: Antenna Unit: IP56, Other Units: IP55
• Power Supply: 12-24 VDC, 1.8 – 0.9A
• Size: 177 x55 x158mm
• Weight: 0.52 kg (1.1 lbs)

The FA-70 AIS receives the vessel name, call sign, position, COG, SOG, and other useful information from surrounding vessels. The FA-70 is a Class-B+ AIS that transmits the vessel information at higher power & faster rates than typical Class B units for added awareness. SO-TDMA guarantees an AIS time slot allocation, making you visible in congested waters.

Key Features

• Silent Mode with optional ON/OFF switch
• Compact and light with wider range and faster transmit performance
• Internal VHF splitter eliminates need for separate antenna
• Switchable SO-TDMA and CS-TDMA
• NMEA2000 port, 2x NMEA0183 ports and a USB (micro B) port
• Initial setup can be done through the NMEA2000 network (TZT2/TZT3)
• Includes GPA-C01 GPS Antenna with 10m cable

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) improves the safety level of boating by exchanging information about the status of your ship with other AIS-equipped craft nearby. Simply tap on an AIS target to reveal critical information: Ship’s name, COG, SOG, CPA, TCPA, Range and Bearing. AIS targets are fully visible and predictable when interfacing with a compatible Furuno Radar.

Includes a GPA-C01 GPS antenna with 10m cable fitted and TNC Socket connector. The GPA-C01 is a compact and lightweight package designed to withstand harsh outdoor environments including rain, wind, sunlight and temperature changes.

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