Raymarine
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Axiom+ and Axiom Pro MFDs from 7" to 24" Autopilots
Evolution EV-100, EV-200, and EV-400 systems Radar
Quantum 2 Doppler, Magnum, and Cyclone radars AIS
AIS700 Class B+ transceivers and AIS receivers Instruments
i70S, p70, and ST70+ displays and engine integration
Raymarine — Marine Electronics Built for Cruisers and Sportfish
Raymarine builds powerful, full-featured marine electronics with a strong focus on usability. The Axiom and Axiom+ MFDs combine LightHouse charting, sonar, radar, autopilot control, and engine data into displays designed for both casual boaters and serious anglers. With innovations like DockSense assisted docking, ClearCruise AR (augmented reality), and YachtSense digital switching, Raymarine pushes the category forward.
Why Raymarine
Raymarine excels at making advanced electronics approachable. The LightHouse 4 OS uses gesture-based touch controls similar to a smartphone, with a customizable interface that scales from a single Axiom 7 in a center console to a four-display glass helm on a 70-foot sportfish. The Evolution autopilot self-learns your boat's handling characteristics; the Quantum 2 Doppler radar can distinguish moving targets from stationary ones in clutter. For boaters who want power without complexity, Raymarine is the natural choice.
Raymarine Installation & System Integration
Raymarine systems are powerful out of the box, but performance lives in the install. Quantum 2 radar mounting and tilt-compensation, transducer placement for ClearPulse and RealVision 3D sonar, autopilot rudder reference and drive calibration, and proper SeaTalkng/NMEA 2000 backbone design all separate a system that "works" from one that performs. Our team specializes in Raymarine retrofits and new installs — including DockSense assisted docking, YachtSense digital switching, and complete glass-helm builds. Contact us for a Raymarine system proposal tailored to your vessel.
Raymarine FAQ
What is SeaTalkng?
SeaTalkng is Raymarine's version of NMEA 2000. It carries the same data and connects to standard NMEA 2000 networks with adapter cables, so Raymarine displays can read engine and sensor data from other brands.
Which Evolution autopilot is right for my boat?
It depends on your steering type (wheel, tiller, mechanical, or hydraulic) and the boat's size and displacement. The drive unit is sized to the steering system, and the course computer is matched to the drive. Shop Raymarine autopilots.
Do I need AIS?
An AIS receiver shows you nearby commercial traffic and other AIS-equipped boats on your plotter. A Class B transceiver also broadcasts your position so they can see you, which matters in busy shipping channels like the Chesapeake. Shop AIS.
Can you install Raymarine on my boat?
Yes. We install Raymarine systems throughout Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Call (410) 263-0807 or contact us.