Raymarine RC435i Chartplotter With
Internal Antenna
Tired of that old black and white chart display or no electronic
charts at all? Making the switch to the new Raychart 435 is easy. Featuring a
high-resolution color display, professional quality vector cartography,and
“point and shoot” navigation the Raychart 435 is the clear and simple choice for
advanced electronic charting.
Outstanding Features Include:
Direct
Sunlight Viewable display
Paper like color chart display using Navionics
Gold Chart cartography
Flexible and convenient Compact Flash support for
cartography and unlimited waypoint,route and track storage
Raymarine
SmartRoute automatically builds routes and waypoints from previous tracks
Autozoom and Screen Amplifier functions intelligently maintain the vessel
symbol,waypoint destination and appropriate chart range in clear view while
underway
Standard 12 channel Satellite Differential GPS receiver for extreme
accuracy using WAAS or EGNOS system*
Rugged waterproof (CFR46) display and
Raymarine reliability backed by a superior two-year warranty and worldwide
service and distribution network
Key Features
Range scales
1/8 to
4096nm
Range options
16 scales
Max.detail of
background map
256nm with overzoom
Head up/North Up/Course
Up
•
True/Magnetic (variation source)
•
(auto/manual)
Waypoints
• (500)
Waypoint
name
8 character
Waypoint storage
database/CF
card
Waypoint entry
graphical/manual
Manual
waypoint entry
LatLon
Waypoint transfer
via
NMEA
PC Waypoint transfer (via NMEA WPL
sentence)
•
Routes
• (20)
Route
name
8 character
Route storage
database/CF
card
Waypoints per route
up to
50
Tracks
•
Points per
track
1000
Track
interval
time/distance
Smart Route (track to
route)
•
Alarms
arrival/XTE/anchor/fix
Timers
-
Navigation
information
position/XTE/SOG/COG
Navigation
predictions
TTG/ETA
GOTO/follow
functions
waypoint/cursor/route
Tidal information
supported
• (height and current)
Sunrise/Sunset
predictions
Built in
Man OverBoard
(MOB)
*The use of WAAS is currently only recommended in US and
Canadian waters. European and the rest of the world satellite differential
coverage will be supplied via the EGNOS and MSAS systems that are under
development.
