A four wheel drive is a necessity for almost everyone around the globe. People will cut down their other needs just to afford a good workable car. Cars can be kept in ones possession as a result of both basic requirement and collection. It all depends on the amount of budget you have. People who are not short on cash usually have more exotic cars in their collection. And all these cars have one feature a must in them which is a stereo system.
Now it has been observed that the more the pattern of seeing a lot of cars on the road the more is the in-car entertainment in demand. A growing trend is seen of favoring an in-car entertainment attached to the car stereo system. There can be many reasons for this new fondness, perhaps to enjoy yourself or to keep your nagging kids busy with a cartoon movie. But even to make use of these fresh technologies you must what basic car audio electronics your car needs.
For instance the presence of speakers, amplifiers, subwoofers, capacitors, CD/DVD changer, the deck, the dimension etc is a must. These come into the category of major components of a good audio system.
The quality of these car audio electronics depends totally on you. You can either compromise on their class if your focus is to just have a stereo for the decor of the car. But if you are an avid listener of music and enjoy it with the complete electronics installed in your car stereo then you need to decide which brand to buy these car audio electronics from.
You have to select the size of the speakers, subwoofers, amplifiers and the position where they would need to be set up. The automakers available in the market are the best guides and professional to help you out. Go and have proper discussion over the kind of product you want and the price you are willing to pay. There are so many alternatives at hand that you can easily match your pocket these days and most of the time these car audio electronics are with no trouble affordable.
So to enjoy a high quality stereo system make sure you invest some time in searching for good car audio electronics. A little basic research in the start will not only enhance the working of your car but benefit you in future as well!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Boat Electronics by Garmin
Garmin is a name that is widely associated with GPS systems, and they have a line of marine electronics that carry their tradition of navigation assistance to the marine market, with a range of hand held GPS devices. The starting price is $129.99 and go up to $599.99. Garmin also makes a number of chart plotters with bright four inch QVGA color displays with high speed design for faster map drawing and panning. The chart plotters cost from $499.99 to $999.99.
In addition to GPS navigation systems and chart plotters, Garmin also makes VHF marine radios with intuitive features that make them an easy addition to your safety at sea. The Garmin VHF 100 has up to 25 watts of power so that you can make contact regardless of where you are on the water. Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) capability, is a feature of the VHF 100 that can transmit distress calls with a click of a button. Boats that have a compatible GPS plotter can use the VHF 100 as a mayday signaling devise which will broadcast the boats location. This radio also has NOAA weather alerts and position tracking that lets you track your friends who are out on their boats in your area.
Also made by Garmin are the VHF 300 AIS, VHF 300 and VHF 200. The 300 AIS is designed for 35 foot or larger boats and monitors all AIS (automatic identification system) channels simultaneously, ensuring you never miss a transmission. Also available is the AIS 600 transceiver. It is a devise that gives you the ability to transmit and receive vessel information to and from other AIS receivers in your area.
The GPH 10, an easy to use autopilot system, is the first in a line of auto guided navigation by Garmin. This system has patented Shadow Drive technology that allows the boaters to maintain control when relying on the autopilot system. There is an automatic Normal 0 disengagement if the helm is turned so that the operator can maneuver the craft. It automatically re-engages if the helmsman holds a steady course. As many as three controllers for this autopilot system may be had for control in multiple locations on the boat.
The TR1 Gold Marine Autopilot is sold only in North America and puts autopilot on small gasoline outboard boats with motors up to 20 hp. It's the first true autopilot designed for smaller boats that are used for trolling or fishing. With the optional wireless remote you have control over steering and throttle from anywhere on the boat and it can be set to hold its position against current, wind and waves.
Other marine electronics made by Garmin are sounders, fishfinders, radar and marine networking equipment. Garmin has been making navigation and communication equipment since 1989, and is based on vertical integration, meaning that the company designs, manufactures, and markets their own products. Garmin also makes automotive and aviation navigation electronics as well as fitness, recreation and smart phone applications that bring GPS technologies to as many applications as possible.
In addition to GPS navigation systems and chart plotters, Garmin also makes VHF marine radios with intuitive features that make them an easy addition to your safety at sea. The Garmin VHF 100 has up to 25 watts of power so that you can make contact regardless of where you are on the water. Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC) capability, is a feature of the VHF 100 that can transmit distress calls with a click of a button. Boats that have a compatible GPS plotter can use the VHF 100 as a mayday signaling devise which will broadcast the boats location. This radio also has NOAA weather alerts and position tracking that lets you track your friends who are out on their boats in your area.
Also made by Garmin are the VHF 300 AIS, VHF 300 and VHF 200. The 300 AIS is designed for 35 foot or larger boats and monitors all AIS (automatic identification system) channels simultaneously, ensuring you never miss a transmission. Also available is the AIS 600 transceiver. It is a devise that gives you the ability to transmit and receive vessel information to and from other AIS receivers in your area.
The GPH 10, an easy to use autopilot system, is the first in a line of auto guided navigation by Garmin. This system has patented Shadow Drive technology that allows the boaters to maintain control when relying on the autopilot system. There is an automatic Normal 0 disengagement if the helm is turned so that the operator can maneuver the craft. It automatically re-engages if the helmsman holds a steady course. As many as three controllers for this autopilot system may be had for control in multiple locations on the boat.
The TR1 Gold Marine Autopilot is sold only in North America and puts autopilot on small gasoline outboard boats with motors up to 20 hp. It's the first true autopilot designed for smaller boats that are used for trolling or fishing. With the optional wireless remote you have control over steering and throttle from anywhere on the boat and it can be set to hold its position against current, wind and waves.
Other marine electronics made by Garmin are sounders, fishfinders, radar and marine networking equipment. Garmin has been making navigation and communication equipment since 1989, and is based on vertical integration, meaning that the company designs, manufactures, and markets their own products. Garmin also makes automotive and aviation navigation electronics as well as fitness, recreation and smart phone applications that bring GPS technologies to as many applications as possible.
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