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Compiled by Turnkey Communications & P.R., Inc.

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The list of “must-have” electronics aboard today’s boats, along with an ever-increasing number of

other electrical appliances and equipment, just keeps on growing. Not to be outdone, designers of

the current crop of marine power management systems are doing their usual great job of staying

ahead of the trend, as will be evident to anyone reviewing our “Power In Transition 2011” section.

They continue to respond to boaters' escalating call for "more power" by manufacturing com-

plex onboard power management systems that more than meet the need. This is especially true

on larger boats, where the demands on these systems grow season after season.

Today's systems also are more efficient, easier to use and offer vastly superior quality and

maintenance characteristics than those built just a few years ago. And, they address the growing

desire by boaters to have a minimal impact on the environment while operating their watercraft.

Inside this section, you’ll find offerings on the latest in onboard power management systems

and components, outboard motors, marine batteries, power management software, newly de-

signed connector plugs, battery chargers and more. You’ll also find information on LED lighting

and state-of-the-art marine helm displays.

With the cost of energy on the rise, and boaters' power consumption needs growing, this sec-

tion serves the need of market-savvy suppliers and engineers who want to develop products

that deliver the energy boaters need, more efficiently and with less hassle, while saving them

operating costs in the process. So please, read on!

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ca.hondamarine.com . . . . . . . pg.46

www.fwmurphy.com . . . . . . pg.42-43

www.mastervolt.com . . . . . . pg.44-45

www.odysseybattery.com . . . . . pg.47

www.paneltronics.com . . . . . . pg.50

www.scandvik.com . . . . . . . . pg.48

www.smartplug.com . . . . . . . pg.49

Summary of content (10 pages)

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION FW Murphy’s HelmView™ displays combine easy integration with user friendly configuration. Compiled by Turnkey Communications & P.R., Inc. The list of “must-have” electronics aboard today’s boats, along with an ever-increasing number of other electrical appliances and equipment, just keeps on growing.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION resources in total and thus less cost” says Jinger McPeak.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION has an ongoing partnership with EControls, a manufacturer of engine control and emissions systems, to create tools that can easily integrate a full range of boating functions. “With EControls, we have a tool box of components that we can use to tie several new elements of a boat through the display,” McPeak said.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Company's Recent Acquisition Offers Many New Customer Benefits Over the past few years, Mastervolt has continued to innovate, winning multiple global product awards. It has strengthened its position in the North American market working with production boat builders, adding distribution and entering the marine retail market. 2011 marks a new era for the company.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION starting the onboard air conditioning or a large motor load, fuel and maintenance costs, size and weight concerns, and the effects of running the generator for nominal loads or simple lack of use, Mastervolt set out to improve generator technology. The result is GPX (gen-power-box). GPX enables the boater to size the generator for continuous loads, decreases fuel and maintenance costs and offers a better way to handle nominal loads.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Award-Winning Engine Technology and Environmental Commitment From automobiles and motorcycles to power equipment and outboard engines, the Honda name is synonymous with a proud legacy of technological innovation and leadership. Honda Marine introduced its first four-stroke outboard motor in 1964. Today, as the world’s largest engine manufacturer, Honda sold approximately 27 million units globally across all product lines in 2010.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Batteries Designed to Meet Today’s Growing Demand for Onboard Power Advances in electronic technology in recent years have increased the number of devices available for use onboard both commercial vessels and pleasure boats, which in turn increase the burden on the boat’s source of electrical power.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Established Supplier of Marine Plumbing and Electrical Products Over the past 29 years, Scandvik, Inc. has established itself as a leading OEM and aftermarket supplier of marine plumbing and electrical products. For the 2012 model-year, Scandvik is excited to highlight two of the many new products launched this year. MDP/ Dolphin Premium This third-generation battery charger has a new look with many exciting features.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Making Electrical Connections Safer and Easier Prior to starting SmartPlug Systems LLC, Ken Smith was rebuilding yachts that had been damaged by fire. A marine industry veteran with over 40 years in the business, Smith discovered that in many cases, the fires originated from faulty shore power systems.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Automatic Load-Shedding System Eliminates Onboard Power Shut-Offs It’s an increasingly common problem on many boats: Someone on board turns on an electrical device, creating a power surge that overloads the circuitry and shuts off all the AC power. Now, the boat owner has to reset the shore or main circuit breakers by hand to restore power, which can be time-consuming and nothing short of a nuisance.