We have had a lot of interest in the internet connectivity solutions we began selling last year. The good news is we have dozens of possible solutions and the bad news is we have dozens of solutions – making it difficult for customers to figure which set of solutions to buy.
This article looks at what we have found to be the most popular set of products that are both cost-effective and offer the most flexibility for getting connected.
As the COVID-19 pandemic caused companies and workers to find ways to work remotely, many of our customers were looking for a way to stay connected while working from the boat. Others simply wanted a way to go cruising but still be fully connected for doing email, social media, web browsing, file sharing and viewing movies on Netflix and Amazon.
This article builds on my initial first impressions of using a Peplink MAX BR1 MK1 router for enhancing connectivity on my own boat and explores how to select an appropriate router that meets both your needs and your budget.
One of the most common questions we get from customers is “how do I decide which AIS transponder is right for me?” After all, there are many different models and virtually every major marine electronics manufacturer makes an AIS transponder plus you have a number of AIS specialty manufacturers (such as AMEC, em-trak and Vesper) who make many different models. This article provides guidance on how to decide which AIS transponder best meets your needs.
