Description

Digital Yacht Ais Base Station complete with Ethernet Port, can be connected straight to a router to broadcast AIS information directly to websites such as Marine Traffic.

Also has USB to connect to PC, runs on 12 volts DC (supplied with 230 volt AC adapter) so can be used onboard as an AIS receiver connected to a PC / NMEA converter also

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kelvinfoulkes 1 month ago

So its a AIS receiver when no Internet coverage is available... Right?

tom.bradbury.5 1 month ago

@kelvinfoulkes it’s primarily a base station to receive ais signals and broadcast to websites such as MarineTraffic via the internet (Ethernet),

But will also receive ais signals and send via usb to a pc onboard or with a usb to serial adapter to a chartplotter on a NMEA 0183 port.

kelvinfoulkes 3 weeks ago

So if it places the vessel on a map via the Internet, does that mean it has been registered with a MSSI number and if that is the case, has it been deregistered/cleared?

tom.bradbury.5 3 weeks ago

@kelvinfoulkes To be clear, this is a receiver only, it does not have or require a MMSI number.

It receives ais signals from other vessels in range and will then broadcast that information to the internet, or locally to a usb device such as a plotter or laptop