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AIT2000 + GV30 – AIS Transponder with VHF & GPS Antenna
“This AIT2000 plus GV30 bundle is ideal for smaller boats and tenders, providing a single combination VHF+GPS antenna solution that makes installation easy and simple.”
AIT1500 – AIS Transponder with built-in GPS & NMEA 0183
“Entry level AIS Transponder with industry standard NMEA0183 interface and internal GPS antenna that makes installation aboard smaller fibreglass (GRP) boats much quicker and easier.”
AIT1500N2K – AIS Transponder with built-in GPS & NMEA 2000
“An easy to install Class B AIS transponder with plug ‘n play NMEA 2000 interface. Built in GPS antenna and ideal for use on smaller yachts and boats like RIBs and center consoles.”
iAISTX – AIS Transponder with Wi-Fi
$879.95“iAISTX is an AIS transponder with a wireless interface designed specifically for the growing number of boaters who use a tablet for their navigation tasks.”
iAISTX Plus – AIS Transponder with Wi-Fi & NMEA 2000
$989.95“iAISTX Plus is an AIS transponder with a wireless interface for tablet & PC navigation and also has a NMEA 2000 interface (with integral drop cable) to integrate with modern plotters, instruments and multi-function displays to provide AIS functionality.”
Nomad 2 – Portable AIS Transponder
$1,049.95“Nomad 2 is a portable AIS navigation solution from Digital Yacht. It is a class B+ 5W AIS transponder with wireless interface built in for tablets and PCs. It ships with a compact combination VHF and GPS antenna“
AIT2500 – Class B+ 5W AIS Transponder
$1,049.95“The AIT2500 is a full function Class B+ SOTDMA AIS transponder with NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000 and USB data outputs. It is supplied with a GPS antenna.”
AIT5000 – Class B+ AIS Transponder with Wi-Fi, NMEA & VHF Splitter
$1,429.95“The AIT5000 is a Class B+ AIS Transponder with a 5W power output, a Wi-Fi interface, a built-in VHF splitter and utilises SOTDMA format transmissions.”