Axopar launches 38 Sun Top with twin Verado power
Axopar’s new 38 Sun Top brings open-air flexibility, social seating and twin-engine performance to the growing 38 range.
Actisense have launched a free-to-use platform to help boaters, service agents and fleet managers analyse and troubleshoot NMEA data from their on-board electronics network, with a view to making journeys safer and more efficient.
ActisenseCloud harnesses the power of cloud computing and gives users the ability to upload EBL log files from any NMEA 2000 network and to easily view data from all available PGNs online. Users are also able to download these in common formats such as Excel, as well as formats such as GPX and KML, allowing users to plot their journeys over time on Google Maps and Google Earth.
Actisense CEO Phil Whitehurst said: ‘Our vision has always been to help our customers understand the data that’s most important to them, wherever they are. Our customers have told us that they wanted to be able to measure NMEA 2000 data over time, such as fuel consumption over various speeds. The power of the ActisenseCloud means that users can log all of their boating electronics data in one convenient place and analyse and troubleshoot their individual activity.’
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