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ICOM IC-MR570R
LCD Marine Radar
The ‘third eye”on your boat is
bright, easy and reliable. |
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ICOM IC-MR570R |
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Remote Controller.
When it is dark, rainy and
foggy or objects are too far away to see,
the MR-570R acts like your “third eye”. The bright and
clear LCD display and
easy to operate key layout, always provides reliable
information, even in critical situations. In the
uncertain and unpridictable ocean, one thing you can
count on is the MR-570R, will always help guide you
where you want to go, safely and easily with powerful 4
kW output generating observations for up to 36 nautical
miles.
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Powerful 4kW output for 36
nautical miles observations.
The 60cm (2ft) radome scanner
provides from 0.125 to 36 nautical miles of
observation with the powerful 4kW magnetron. The scanner
antenna rotates up to 48 times in a minute. This allows
an efficient screen renewal for fast moving vessels. |
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High-contrast 5.7” LCD
display.
The compact 5.7”display is
convenient for pleasure boats or fast moving
vessels, where space is at a premium. Set it on
dashboard or hang it under the roof. Its QVGA (320x240
pixels) display clearly shows the raderechoes in 4
shades. |
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Rugged construction and easy
installation.
The display unit is shielded
tight to be water resitant equivalent to JIS 4 (except
cables). The radome cover is made of AES resin for
durability and is lightweight. It withstand the severe
environment for many years. The system cables allow easy
and flexible installation. |
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4 types of operating modes.
The true motion * mode
provides easy recognition of your vessel action. It
fixes the surroundings and moves your position on the
screen according to your real movement. Also North-up,
Course-up and Heading-up are available.
* True motion requires additional bearing and position
data. |
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2 EBL’s and 2 VRM’.
By having 2 EBL’s (Electronic
Bearing Lines) and 2 VRM’s ( Variable Range Markers),
this allows tracking of 2 targets
simultaneously. Further more, advanced measuring such as
the distance and bearing between 2 targets, relative
speed and course of a target, and distance and course
from a waypoint are available.
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Waypoint indication.
When connected to a GPS or
other navigation sytem, which have NMEA0183, N+1, Aux
data format outputs, the waypoint indication is shown on
the screen ( with ship’s position in Lon/Lat and
distance to the point).
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EPA and MOB.
The EPA* (Electrical Plotting
Aid) allows you to plat 10 targets and forecast the
courses with these vectors on the screen. The CPA
(Closest Point Approach) and TCPA (Time to Closest Point
Approach) alarm gives the audible warning when
the targets come close to you. In addition,the MOB* (Man
Overboard) point keeps the position on the screen if a
crew member
falls overboard. *EPA and MOB requires additional
bearing and position data.
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Power save function and
standby mode.
For saving battery
consumption, the power save function suspends the
transmission 1 to 30 minutes. In that time, the display
is turned off. And standby mode setting stops the
transmission and shows the navigation data on the
display.
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And more features.
•Automatic tununing and
automatic Gain.
•Rain clutter and automatic sea clutter.
•Switchable puls width to detect a small target.
•Off-center function allows you to shift the desired
direction, useful for watching bow direction or
coastline.
•Alarm zone setting emits a beep sound when an other ship
or island comes into range or out of range.
•Interference reduction decreases the interference from
other ships.
•Zoom function expands the targets two times to detect a
small target.
•NMEA 0183 format output to connect a video plotter or
computer.
•Stretch function enlarges the echo images.
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