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Raymarine Quantum Radar 24 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Milford, Massachusetts, United States

Milford, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Raymarine Manufacturer Part Number:E70210

I am Selling My 2 month old Raymarine Quantum Radar Unit with complete owners manuals and passcodes.  

Unfortunately I only used it twice and it worked great but my boat had to come out for the season for costly repairs and I need to money to fix it.    

This was $1699.00 and comes with the 10m power cable and can be hooked up using the radar cable (sold separately)  I used the WIFI transmission option and it worked perfectly.  

This Auction is only for the Quantum Radar Unit, 10M Power Cable, and Documentation. 

The Mount and MFD pictured are not part of this auction.

Thank you.

Raymarine Quantum Radar, by FLIR, is the next generation of marine radar featuring CHIRP pulse compression technology. Setting a new standard for compact solid state radar, Quantum delivers superior radar imaging on both long and extremely short ranges. Integrated Wi-Fi and thin cabling simplifies installation plus Quantum’s energy efficient and lightweight design provides safe radiated emissions and substantially reduced power consumption. The New Standard in Compact Radar Next Generation CHIRP Pulse Compression Radar Imaging

  • Offshore or within a few yards, Quantum’s CHIRP pulse compression radar technology delivers sharper targets with reduced clutter
  • CHIRP Pulse compression technology ensures more energy reaches each target, resulting in superior imaging on long ranges
  • Excellent short-range detection and enhanced target detail with 18’ (6m) minimum range (80% improvement over magnetron radars)
  • Immediate awareness – Quantum starts up and is ready to go in seconds
  • Superior interference rejection eliminates noise from other radars Simplified Installation Wi-Fi or thin wire network connectivity
  • Simple Wi-Fi connection between Quantum and any Raymarine LightHouse II powered MFD
  • Quantum’s small diameter power cable is easy to route through tight spaces
  • Easy to upgrade – Quantum uses the same bolt pattern as previous generation radars. Optional Quantum adapter cable eliminate the need to run new radar cables Energy Efficient and Lightweight Design 50% lighter, safe emissions, and low power consumption
  • Weighs 50% less than traditional magnetron radars
  • Safe Emissions thanks to Quantum’s low power solid state transmitter
  • Very low power consumption (17 Watts transmit and 7 watts standby)
  • Extended vessel battery life when under sail"

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