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A racon is seen mounted on the Miah Maull Shoal Light off Delaware USA NAVAIDS

Ongoing development ensures racon future

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New series of solar LED marine lanterns

The buoys supplied are from Almarin’s Guía range NAVAIDS

Marin Port Authority renews AtoN buoys

By 2014, eLoran Initial Operational Capability is expected in seven major ports along the East Coast of the UK NAVAIDS

Successful demo of GPS jamming back-up

The Trident-2600 can be supplied with Sealite LED lanterns and monitoring configurations such as AIS or GSM NAVAIDS

Sealite starts buoy production in the UK

eLoran radio navigation technology is in place around the Port of Dover and its approaches. Photo: Port of Dover NAVAIDS

Going to ground, the eLoran alternative

The AIS AtoN equipment transmits a range of information including its identity and position to vessels approaching Fujairah and also sends a remote monitoring signal back to base NAVAIDS

A fairway to Fujairah’s filling station

Temporary buoys for places like wind farms are proving popular NAVAIDS

Light and buoy rental service

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‘Accident Zero’ campaign launches in Istanbul

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