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    NEW GEAR

    Feb 11, 2021 4 minutes

    A new model for marine electronics?

    A possible taste of the future, with the potential to fundamentally change our long-term relationship with marine electronics, is offered by Finnish company Next Four. Historically we’ve been accustomed to new yachts being fitted with equipment from one of the big marine electronics brands – Raymarine, Navico (including B&G), Garmin and so on.

    However, Next Four’s Q Experience range is intended to form a single integrated system that can be customised by boatbuilders to offer exactly what they believe will best suit each of their models. This customisation can include specific screen layouts and datasets, as well as the boat manufacturer’s own branding. In this respect the concept has more

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