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Garmin Signal VHF Radios Add Instant Replay, AIS, And Touchscreens
Meet the Garmin Signal VHF 220 and 400 marine radios, featuring AIS, 3-minute audio replay, noise cancellation, touchscreen controls, and more.
See how the Cobra BlueBound 650 handheld VHF performs in BoatUS testing, with GPS, DSC distress calling, Bluetooth, noise cancellation, and waterproof design.
As AI-powered boating technology becomes more common, one veteran skipper reflects on the risks of overreliance on automation, the importance of hands-on seamanship, and why experience, judgment, and common sense remain essential on the water.
AI-enhanced marine navigation display showing multiple vessels and potential hazards highlighted across open water, with digital markers overlaying a distant seascape to assist with collision avoidance and situational awareness.
See why Garmin LiveScope 2 earned ICAST Best New Electronics honors. This next-generation live sonar system delivers ultra-detailed real-time fish imaging, enhanced target separation, and advanced transducer options that help anglers locate and track fish with remarkable clarity.
Discover how innovative dinghy designs are transforming cruising, from carbon fiber catamarans and aluminum tenders to advanced inflatables built for durability, performance, and versatility on the water.
Temo 1000: Clever Electric Outboard For Dinghies & Sailboats
Explore the Temo 1000 electric outboard, a lightweight 3 hp-equivalent motor designed for dinghies and sailboats up to 26 feet. Features include a retractable tiller, adjustable shaft, removable battery, and innovative mounting system for easier handling on the water.
Furuno brings advanced marine electronics to smaller boats with the new TZMAP series. These compact multifunction displays offer radar compatibility, CHIRP fish-finding, cloud-connected navigation, and AI route planning in easy-to-use 9- and 13-inch touchscreen units.