Photos

Satellite Compass install, processor unit. Note the cable entry into the processor.	DC power panel and battery charger installed for GMDSS Area 2 install.	GMDSS Area 3 Install with dual STC computers (top right) and flat panel display added to console.
A view of the internal wiring of a switchboard.	A view of the gauge wiring inside one of our switchboards.	A refrigeration starter panel, internal wiring.
We use only the finest components in the manufacture of our computers.	Our carpenter made the base for this monitor to provide for better stability, and a single point anchor allows for swiveling the display.	A hatch, which was fabricated for the United States Coast Guard.
One of our STC DC Panels installed on a small processor.	The wiring under this console was unsafe, and hazardous (click here to see). We rewired everything to new panels and properly tied in all cables.	Again, the magic of our carpenter is shown in his mahogany case, which houses a display we installed for a radar and the already existing rudder angle indicator.
Here, you can see the level of attention to minimizing airflow blockages in our computers. Airflow is important in maintaining low temperatures.	After numerous requests from captains wanting a stable mounting solution, our welding crew manufactured this mount, and it has been a very hot selling item!	A view of the internal and access wiring in a Furuno FAR-2117 Radar, installed on a small fishing vessel in Seattle. Attention is payed to proper strain relief, as well as neatness and compactness.
A view of the wiring inside a scanner array for a Furuno Radar.	A view of the scanner mounting platform and array.	Our welding also spans into the commercial industry.