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Huaniao Shan to Sanxing Shan
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Orkney and Shetland Islands Fair Isle Channel
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Approaches to Masan, Busan, Busan New Port and Okpo Hang
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Huaniao Shan to Sanxing Shan 
Raymarine Cyclone Open Array Marine Radar
The newest range of open array radars, the Raymarine Cyclone Open Array Marine Radar are conceived and crafted to give mariners the confidence to tackle the harshest conditions, gain distinct advantages in the hunt for fish, and safely navigate busy waterways. The all-new Cyclone radars are available in 3-, 4- and 6-foot arrays and in two high-power output options for each size. Each model features innovative detection capabilities, including Cyclone Bird Mode, RangeFusion™ technology and high speed 60 rpm imaging.
Raymarine Cyclone Open Array Marine Radar
The Raymarine Cyclone Open Array Marine Radar is engineered for extremes with best-in-class 100-knot wind rating and designed to meet the commercial grade IEC 62388 standard for ship bourne radar. At 13.1 inches (335 mm) tall, Cyclone’s lower profile allows greater flexibility of boat architecture and more adaptable installation options. The innovative pedestal design conceals cable connections for a cleaner installation. Built in cable gland to allow sleeker design configuration to boat designers.Maximum Capability and Awareness at Any Speed
The Raymarine Cyclone is engineered for the extremes with a best-in-class wind rating of over 100 knots. A fast 60-RPM rotational speed delivers 360-degrees of awareness and accurate tracking of up to 100 distinct ARPA targets in real-time, even with the vessel at full speed. Precision radar imaging comes courtesy of CHIRP pulse compression and beam-sharpening technology for best-in-class target separation and long-range resolution. With Cyclone, boaters can simultaneously enjoy maximum visibility of near and distant targets using Raymarine’s RangeFusion™ technology. RangeFusion technology merges short-pulse near-target ranges with long-pulse, distant target ranges, providing a single radar image that is easier to interpret.
