News and Events

Raymarine on the move to new headquarters in Harbourgate, Portsmouth, UK 

Raymarine has moved to new premises after nearly 25 years at its Anchorage Park site, all departments moved to the new site in Harbourgate, Portsmouth on 15 June 2009. 

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Raymarine has appointed a new Managing Director at Eissing GmbH.  Thomas Günther will be joining Raymarine’s German subsidiary on 17 January, during the Dusseldorf Boat Show.

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Raymarine’s new A Series range of chartplotter/fishfinders combine all the technology and performance of the company’s top of the range multi function displays in a brand new compact unit. 

With three convenient sizes and advanced capabilities like AIS and engine monitoring A Series brings the power of Raymarine's Multifunction Displays to boats of all sizes. 

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Raymarine recently launched 'Raymariner', its new state-of-the-art test boat. 

This new Commodore 42 floating laboratory enables Raymarine to conduct rigorous year-round testing of prototypes and new products, under demanding and variable sea conditions. It will be based at Port Solent, near the company’s Portsmouth headquarters, UK.

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Raymarine's new Super HD and HD Digital radar technology is truly revolutionary. Raymarine HD Digital technology improves target detection by eliminating virtually all noise and extracting more information from the radar echo return than has ever been generally available to the leisure navigator before.

Super HD Digital adds another level of digital signal processing to futher enhance the performance and improve the resolution. Stunning multi-level colour target displays provide extra clarity and detail.

A perfect match for the G Series navigation system, these new 4kW open arrays will also fit an E Series system for the very latest in radar technology - HD and Super HD Digital.

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The new 37STV Satellite Television Antenna System delivers stunning High Definition digital television to vessels underway or at the dock. 37STV's ultra compact 14.6" (37cm) dish is suitable for vessels as small as 25 feet!

Packed with features like Raymarine's unique Wide Range Search and Dynamic Beam Tilting and NMEA 0183 GPS input the 37STV tracks DVB compatible broadcast satellite no matter what the weather or sea conditions are like.

Learn more about the new 37STV and Raymarine's full line of satellite television antenna systems.