Then be careful of AIS, it is an International/Government Agency system, there is potential of being observed 24/7/365 during all aspects of private recreation whether your vessel is in a 'restricted area' or not. Our system is similar to a car navigation system - managed, operated, maintained...
I can't remember if I already replied to your message, but, if I have, forgive me. I am not used to the layout and response proceedures for this website. Unlike the current method where several instruments are scattered about, and in some cases multi-apportioned and selectable screens on one...
Probably the history that I've looked at, in addition to my own on-water experiences has led me to not let collision avoidance overlooked. Vessel to vessel in particular. One in particular I turn over in my mind. A Donzi speed boat was doing about 70 in the Bay of Erie, PA. It collided with...
I wish I could answer all the questions. As I mentioned, 10 years of looking at boating accidents, in process, USCG records, National Security Legislation, USCG Mariner Weekly Reports, Congressional Sessions, LIve, House Rules, Current state of the art instrumentation, International Laws...
I just answered a very similar post. We will have navigation charts that indicate that you are currently in a dicey situation and requires your full attention. I used the analogy that it is like you are a boxer and focusing on the opponents very skillful use of a left jab; however, unlike...
I really like your thinking, I like my privacy during recreation as well. We will be operating within the Private Sector. Managed, operated and maintained. Only when the vessel is under threat or in a terrorist vulnerable (restricted) area, will GPS info and ID be supplied to State, Local...
Hello everyone. My task is to add a new navigation assistance system to all recreational and small commercial boats. For about 10 years now I have designed the system and formed a company to build and distribute it. Unlike most systems that are mainly displays, our system will allow your GPS and...