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Garmin GMR18 HD3 18" 4kW Radar Dome with 15m Cables

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Garmin GMR18 HD3 18" 4kW Radar Dome with 15m CablesGarmin GMR 18 HD3 18"" 4kw Radar Dome Model: 010 02843 00 18" magnetron dome radar features improved target detection on your compatible Garmin chartplotter MFD Dual radar support allows each of your compatible chartplotters on your boat to pull data from one of two different radar sources to provide redundancy Dynamic Auto Gain automatically adjusts to your surroundings for optimal performance in all conditions Dynamic Sea Filter automatically

Garmin GMR™ 18 HD3 18"" 4kw Radar Dome

Model: 010-02843-00
  • 18" magnetron dome radar features improved target detection on your compatible Garmin chartplotter/MFD
  • Dual radar support allows each of your compatible chartplotters on your boat to pull data from one of two different radar sources to provide redundancy
  • Dynamic Auto Gain automatically adjusts to your surroundings for optimal performance in all conditions
  • Dynamic Sea Filter automatically adjusts sea clutter based on sea conditions
  • MARPA technology tracks selected targets, helping users keep track of other vessels and avoid collisions (requires heading sensor, sold separately)
  • Radar overlay displays radar images over maps on your compatible chartplotter (requires heading sensor, sold separately)
  • The reliable dome drive motor offers low-noise operation
  • The reliable dome drive motor offers low-noise operation

For high-performance scanning at an entry-level price, the GMR™ HD3 series 18" dome radars are designed for mariners who want to make the most of their time on the water. Combining high-definition imaging with our latest magnetron platform technology, these robust 4-kW radars offer reliable target detection to maximize situational awareness in low-visibility conditions. The reliable dome drive motor offers low-noise operation and low power consumption to keep things running smoothly at sea. Plus, these radars easily connect to your compatible Garmin chartplotter or MFD via the Garmin Marine Network, delivering crisp, high-resolution image quality and up to a 36-nautical mile detection range.

Specifications
Dimensions 20"" Diameter, 9.8"" High
Power output 4kW

What's in the Box:
  • GMR 18 HD3 dome radar
  • Power cable (15 m/49.21 ft)
  • Network cable (15 m/49.21 ft)
  • Network cable (15 m/49.21 ft)
  • Installation instructions
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