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micro-processor technology and features that help you identify what's out there. And like other Furuno radars, it can be inter-connected with other nav equipment, chart plotters and even sounders, through Furuno's programmable NMEA 0183 interface system. The 1832 comes with a sleek 24 radome antenna. Standard Features High Resolution, Non-Glare 10 Inch Monochrome CRT Display 4.0 Kilowatt Transmitter Unit Up to 15 User Selected Range Scales from 1/8 to 36N.M. User Adjustable Duplex (In or Out) RADAR (Guard Zone) Alarm User Selected Time Echo Trails for Target Threat Assessment Automatic or Manual Tuning Receiver 9db Noise Factor Logarithmic Receiver Three Modulator Pulse lengths and Repetition Rates Programmable F1 and F2 Keys for Optimized RADAR Picture Automatic or Manual Control of Rain Clutter (FTC) Waypoint Lollipop Navigation Aid Overlaid on RADAR Picture ** Power Saving Watchman, or Sleep Mode for Safety at Anchor Multi-step Interference Rejecter and Echo Stretch to Enhance Picture 100% Picture Off-Centering or 2 x Target Area Zoom Two VRM's and EBL's for Rapid Target Data, one may be Offset Course-up, Head-up, North-up or True Motion Display Modes ** Navigation Data Display in Standby * Automatic Video Level Adjustment (up to 8 Levels) for Picture Enhancement Target/Cursor Position and Output to Plotter, using TLL Key** Optional ARP10, 10 Target ARPA ** Shipping Information 58 Lbs., 3 Cartons Power Requirements 12 or 24/32 VDC, 50 Watts, Fuse Change Required 28 Watts in Power Economy, Standby or Watchman Mode Notes * Appropriate Nav Data Input Required. ** Appropriate Compass and Nav Data Input, Required. Need More Furuno 1832 RADAR Info? • Furuno 1832 Radar Product Brochure (.pdf) • Furuno 1832 RADAR Operations Manual (.pdf) • Furuno 1832 RADAR Dimensional Drawing (.pdf)