New Raymarine with iPhone integration

Channel Ribs · 22 August 2011, 07:29

Raymarine's answer to the Garmin750....

Raymarine Marine Electronics - e7 Network MFD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pjVM...layer_embedded

Courageous · 22 August 2011, 08:22

"Feared by ALL species of fish!" Hehe. That's an impressive claim but I can tell you "Hannibal" my goldfish watched this with me and he wasn't troubled in the least

Beautiful piece of kit though!

Cookee · 22 August 2011, 08:40

Not forgetting bluetooth - certainly looks amazing and I hope to be playing with the new kit soon!

Channel Ribs · 24 August 2011, 15:27

Full specs and prices here:

Raymarine E7 Wireless network chartplotter

We expect to have them next month (Sep).

gotchiguy · 24 August 2011, 20:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Channel Ribs

We expect to have them next month (Sep).

You, stock Raymarine

Channel Ribs · 25 August 2011, 08:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by gotchiguy

You, stock Raymarine

lol What the customer wants, the customer gets.

The E7 looks really interesting, as if Ray started with a blank sheet of paper. Very much competing for the Garmin 750 market.

Dirk Diggler · 25 August 2011, 08:47

Excellent, just a shame they have such awful customer service!

Quickflash · 28 August 2011, 15:45

With regards to Raymarine's customer service, I beg to disagree. I visited Bangor Marina last summer as part of the 2010 Great British Rib Rally. My Raymarine VHF was malfunctioning and the local Raymarine Rep replaced the VHF under warranty, including taking the old set out and putting the new one into the console free of charge. He only had 6 hrs prior notice but was on the pontoon when we got into the marina. Very good service and I could continue to finish the rally. Well done Raymarine.

Dirk Diggler · 28 August 2011, 17:43

I took a Radar screen into their place in Portsmouth last week, it was working fine then switched it's self off.

I was told that a new repairs system was now in place, and that I had to leave it with them, and the repair would be either £49.50 plus vat and carriage, or £490 plus vat and carriage.

They would attempt the cheap repair, but if the components came to more than £12.00 then it would be the £490.00 charge.

I asked if they would contact me for my authorization to do the dearer repair, but was told that it wasn't possible, and I would be informed of the cost once it was fixed.

I was somewhat suprised to be told that they couldn't call prior to fixing it, as they had so many repairs to do, and that they were struggling to keep up with the invoicing!