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Furuno 1623 Lcd Display + Radar Dome Model# 1623 on 2040-parts.com

US $1,619.88
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Bayville, New Jersey, United States

Bayville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:Furuno Manufacturer Part Number:1623

Furuno 1623 LCD Display + Radar Dome Model# 1623



This 2.2kW radar has a 16 nautical mile range, yet will zoom down to 1/8 nautical mile for tight navigation in harbors and inlets. The 1623 radar lets you readily identify objects, thanks to a high definition 6" Silver Bright LCD screen that clearly separates targets. Plus, the four-tone target display lets you easily differentiate between stronger and weaker echoes, helping to alert you of any danger.

Includes 10M Standard Signal Cable

Standard Features
  • Waterproof, 6 Inch Silver Bright Monochrome LCD Display
  • 13 User Selectable Range Scales from 1/8 to 16 N.M.
  • Ergonomic design with predictable menu
  • Display Resolution of 240(H) X 320(V) Dots
  • Targets Displayed in up to 4 Levels of Gray Tones
  • 2.2 Kilowatt Transmitter Unit
  • New Tri-speed 15" radome antenna, increases RPM at short ranges for better target accuracy
  • 3 Transmitter Pulse lengths and Repetition Rates
  • Linear Receiver with 10 dB Noise Figure
  • Automatic Receiver Tuning
  • Automatic or Manual Sea-Clutter (STC) Adjustment
  • Automatic or Manual Receiver Gain Adjustment
  • Sector Blanking
  • Rain Clutter (FTC) Control
  • Echo Stretch and Interference Rejection Modes
  • Watchman Mode to control the Radar system for Vessel Safety
  • Reverse Video Display (White Targets and Marks on a Black Background)
  • Full Screen Navigation Data Display in the Standby Mode*
  • Omni Pad Control for rapid Cursor and Menu Operation
  • Picture Off-Center Shift
  • Electronic Bearing Line and Variable Range Marker
  • Target or Echo Trails with Selectable Time Intervals
  • Waypoint Lollipop On-Screen to aid in Vessel Navigation*
  • Adjustable Duplex (In or Out) Radar Guard Zone Alarm
  • TLL (Target Lat/Lon) output for use with plotter (must accept TLL sentence info)*
  • Time offset adjustment
  • [PROG] key provides menu shortcuts
  • User programmable Nav Data Screens
  • Ability to connect BBWGPS GPS/WAAS receiver
  • Wind indication with appropriate sensor input

Shipping Information
  • 24 lbs., 1 Carton

Power Requirements
  • 12 or 24 VDC Only, 36 Watts
  • Approximately 8 Watts, in Standby/Watchman Mode

Notes
  • * Appropriate Nav Data Input Required.
Array Size (Inches)
15" Dome

Cable Length (Meters)
10m

Hor/Vert Beam Width
6.2 - 25

Power - Output (Kilowatts)
2.2 kW

Range - Max (Miles)
16 n.m.

Range Scale
1/8 - 16

Resolution (VxH)
240 x 320

Screen Size
6.0"

Warranty
2 Years





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