Marine electronics
The marine electronics indicates to the pilot all the information on board. The speedometer log gives speed, depth sounder indicates depth, wind sensor gives wind strength and direction, VHF communicates, GPS positions you, radar displays hazard, AIS reports the other boats... Gathered on one or more display, on-board electronics enter the safety devices by securing navigation.
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