Below is a selection of some of our Radars. You can browse through the selection or go straight to the model by clicking below.
| Furuno M1623 | Furuno M1715 | Furuno Navnet 7" | Furuno Navnet 10.4" |
| Furuno Radome 15" | Furuno Radome 18" | Furuno Radome 24" | |
| Furuno Open Array 3.5' | Furuno Open Array 4' |
Furuno M1623
Compact high performance LCD radar. 13 ranges from 0.125 to 16nm. High contrast 6" Silver Bright LCD. 15" radome antenna. Unsurpassed performance in its class. Value for money with Furuno's legendary reliability.
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Furuno M1715
High Contrast Silver Bright 7" LCD radar designed to replace the M1712. With 14 ranges from 0.125 to 24nm. Variable antenna speeds with range scales for optimum performance on all ranges. Programmable Navigation Data repeater feature.
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The daylight viewable high definition 7" colour display is one of the Radar / Plotter options in the NavNet range. With a choice of radome or open antennas offering maximum ranges from 24 nm to 48 nm. Used as a standalone Plotter or as part of a NavNet system, this display can be specified with either C-Map or Navionics cartography. Prices are down, so call for the latest.
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The large 10.4" daylight colour display offers many display combinations of Radar, Plotter, Overlay, Fish Finder, Video and Weather Facsimile, depending on the fitted options. With a choice of radome or open antennas maximum ranges from 24 nm to 72 nm are available. Can be used as a standalone Plotter and specified as C-Map or Navionics cartography. These products are even better value following reductions from the manufacturer.
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As with any Radio Frequency (R.F.) device, the performance is only as good as the antenna. Radar is no exception. The larger the antenna, the narrower the horizontal beamwidth. Horizontal beamwidth determines the target discrimination e.g. if two adjacent targets are observed with a small antenna they might merge as one but with a larger antenna, with a narrow beamwidth, they will appear as two separate targets. Additionally, as the beamwidth is reduced the gain of the antenna is increased resulting in greater range. So always choose the largest antenna you can accomodate.
The smallest radome from Furuno is used on the M1623. An enclosed Microstrip antenna offers a 6.2° horizontal beamwidth and a 25° vertical beamwidth. Competitors might offer smaller antennas but beware, performance will suffer.
This very popular 18" radome houses a Microstrip antenna giving a 5.2° horizontal beamwidth and a 25° vertical beamwidth. Used on the following models; M1712, M1715, M1723 and M1823.
Well worth the extra, the 24" radome has a 55cm hybrid array antenna reducing the horizontal beamwidth to 3.9° providing good target discrimination. Used on the following models; M1733, M1832, M1833.
Coupled with the 10.4" display this 3.5' antenna with its 2.2° horizontal beamwidth and 22° vertical beamwidth gives outstanding performance for range and discrimination. Used on the M1763 and M1933 radars this antenna is the choice of the larger motor yacht and commercial fishermen.
Almost the ultimate in small boat radar antennas the 4' open array is worth that little bit extra. Offering a horizontal beamwidth of 1.9° and vertical beamwidth of 22° this antenna is used on the M1943. Don't forget there is also a 6' antenna available!
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