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AIT6000 Nucleus AIS Transponder

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Discover next generation marine tracking with the AIT6000 Nucleus from Digital Yacht. Combining advanced Class B+ AIS with innovative SPAIS satellite technology, it delivers reliable global vessel tracking – even beyond coastal coverage.

Designed as a powerful onboard hub, it seamlessly integrates with modern and legacy systems while streaming AIS, GPS, and instrument data wirelessly to your devices – turning your tablet or smartphone into a full-featured navigation display. Easy to install and simple to use, the AIT6000 brings smarter, safer, and more connected navigation to every voyage.

FIND IT @ WWW.DIGITALYACHTAMERICA.COM

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