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HALO® 3006 Open Array Radar
HALO® 3006 Open Array Radar
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$9,449.00 AUD
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Get more from your radar – tracking birds, hazards, and storms from greater distances with HALO® 3000. Benefit from safer navigation and unrivalled ease of use with a range of preset modes, including the all-new Bird+ Mode – giving sportfishing enthusiasts the power to the detect flocks of birds at an impressive 8nm. While advanced Pulse Compression technology ensures superior clarity and precision over both short and long distances.
The HALO® 2000 & 3000 array radars offer a premium experience on the water. An impressive 50W (or 130W) of power – equivalent to a 12KW (or 25KW) magnetron radar – delivers an unrivalled combination of short- and long-range coverage that enables you to see targets from six meters (20 feet) out to 72 (and 96) nautical miles with exceptional clarity.
Pulse Compression technology powers confident navigation through marinas, and superior storm and hazard detection across a greater distance. The HALO® array series not only increase situational awareness and collision avoidance, but also offer higher-resolution target detection you won’t find in lower-powered radars.
Safer Navigation
The HALO 2000 and 3000-series boast an array of new features that make navigation safer and offer peace of mind. AutoTrack™ brings automated tracking to our most intuitive and easy-to-use radar system yet, automatically detecting, tracking, and prioritizing radar targets so you don’t have to. ZoneTrack™ brings the best of professional boating technology to recreational users, allowing them to track up to 50 vessels within a defined area, automatically detecting their course and speed.
HALO’s Dangerous Target Alerts highlight range, graphical bearing and heading of other vessels relative to yours. Meanwhile, VelocityTrack™ uses Doppler technology to show targets colour-coded so you can identify potential threats at a glance. Because, when it comes to safety, situational awareness is everything.
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