Boat electronics for Beginners
Step by step boat electronics advice & information
Station Mode now Standard on all four of our top selling models
Now on QK-A024, QK-A026, QK-A027 and QK-A031. As we upgrade and develop our products we like to add things which our customers will find useful. As a result we can now announce that all units of the following models will now come with Station Mode facility as well as Ad-hoc on 802.11 b/g/n WiFi. This […]
Latest field test of Patented Auto-hopping Algorithm
Latest field test of Patented Autohopping Algorithm Quark-elec AIS Receivers QK-A021 and A023 feature our Patented Auto-hopping algorithm. The facility to select operator set intervals for auto-hopping is newly available and will be supported in the A021 V2.0 (to be released in Jan 2018) and the A023 (from Dec 2017). An integral part of inventing and developing sophisticated algorithms is the field testing process, […]
Updated AIS Receiver Quick Reference Chart
We have introduced two new products since the last Quick Reference chart was posted – QK-A031 Multiplexer, which has proved very popular and the newly released QK-A027 SeaTalk Converting AIS Receiver with GPS and WiFi.
New AIS Receiver QK-A027 with SeaTalk* Converter
Release date 31st October QK-A027 AIS Receiver with GPS, WiFi, NMEA out and SeaTalk Input Released on October 31st, a new addition to the Marine Electronics Family. Building on the success of the previous models our new AIS Receiver adds SeaTalk capability to the already impressive suite of input options on the QK-A026 and […]
Which Application should I use with my Quark-Elec AIS Receiver?
A question we get asked a lot! There are an ever increasing number of Apps out there now, some good, some….less so. We could go out and test every single one, but then we wouldn’t have time to do the R&D which drives our products forward. We love the R&D part of our job, so […]
Windows 10 and AIS Receivers – Quick Reference Guide
All of our Marine Electronics are compatible with Windows 7/8 and 10. The drivers will support most set ups back to XP and they should self-install. A new COM port will automatically show up in Device Manager when you plug it in. The USB connection can always be checked using a Terminal Monitoring Application such […]
- 1
- 2