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Raymarine’s new Quantum 2 CHIRP Radar uses advanced Doppler processing to highlight moving radar contacts and show whether targets are approaching or heading away.

Quantum 2’s CHIRP pulse compression radar provides superior automatic target acquisition, awareness and tracking, while Doppler target processing identifies targets in busy, high-traffic areas.

Featuring fully-automatic ARPA and manual MARPA target tracking, plus adjustable TrueTrails target history to plot moving contacts, Quantum 2 is much lighter than magnetron radars.

Offering Wi-Fi or thin wire network connectivity, low emissions and superior interference rejection, Quantum 2 is safe to mount anywhere. Power consumption is low.

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