RIKS287AIS Class B Transponder

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com ATTESTATION STATEMENT FOR SEVENSTAR SeaTraceR S.287 Class B AIS Transponder APPLICATION FOR FCC APPROVAL Ref application for FCC ID: RIKS287 I hereby attest that the technical parameters of the above named equipment conform to the performance standards as specified in IEC- 62287 Pt 1 for Carrier Sensing Class B AIS Transponders. Specifically, the S.287 SeaTraceR complies with: IEC 62287-1, Tech Requirements for Class B AIS Transponders, Part 1, CSTDMA IEC 60945 (1996) EN 60945 (1997) IEC 61108-1, Maritime Navigation and radiocoms, Part 1, GPS ITU-R M.1371-1, Tech Characteristics, UAIS IEC 61162-1, Digital Interfaces for Marine Equipment ITU R M.493-9/11, DSC System for Maritime Mobile Service ITU R M.825-2/3, DSC Techniques for VTS, ship-to-ship, etc IEC 60950-1, Safety, Part 1 The S.287 SeaTraceR has been examined and passed against the above requirements by BABT (UK), BSH (Germany) and the USCG (copy of certificate attached.) C.R.WATTS Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd 1 st June 2007 Co. Registration No: 4482935 2 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com 27 th June 2007 Ref: Application for Approval/Waiver for Class B AIS Unit Grantee ref: RIK, FRN 0008512048 USCG Approval Number: 165.156/4/0 EU BABT Approval Number: NC/13095 Dear sir/madam I believe you now have a complete set of documents supporting our application form 731, covering our application for FCC approval/waiver for our S.287 SeaTraceR Class B AIS Transponder for marine applications. Our product is built using the PCB assembly from Software Radio Technology of the UK, who have also sought your approval/waiver, and they have authorised access to their detailed documents in support of our application (see Attestation section). We have assumed for the label drawings that, if successful, our FCC ID for this product would be RIKS287. Confidentiality: We would request that the Parts List and Schematics be marked as 'Confidential' for commercial reasons. Please direct any further correspondence regarding the approval to myself, and please let me know if there is any further information I can supply to further support our application. Our US agent, Mr Robert Negron, of Negron Marine Consultants, may also be able to assist with any queries. Please accept my thanks for your assistance during this application. Yours faithfully C R Watts Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com 20 th July 2007 Ref: Correspondence number: 33391 Other Refs: Application for Approval/Waiver for Class B AIS Unit Grantee ref: RIK, Form 731 ref: EA370463 FRN 0009600800 USCG Approval Number: 165.156/4/0 EU BABT Approval Number: NC/13095 BSH Certificate Number: 46162/4320548/07 Dear sir/madam We would like to request confidentiality for documents submitted in support of the above mentioned approval. The market for AIS Class B Transponders is complicated by the fact that many vendors have bought in technology under license arrangements from one supplier. This makes it very difficult for smaller companies like ourselves to design in and maintain any kind of competitive edge over the bigger corporations. We would respectfully ask that our parts list, equipment schematics, test instructions and internal photographs be maintained as confidential. And during the approval process, we feel it would also be beneficial to protect the User Manual, Attestation Statements, License authorisation and Operational Description. As a small company it is important to protect our hard work and use of precious resources in preparing these documents. I have today uploaded a later revision of the FCC ID placement document, and have also added our BSH certificate to the test results folder. Please let me know if there is anything else you require for your consideration. Please also accept my thanks for your assistance during this application. Yours faithfully C R Watts Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com 23 rd Aug 2007 Ref: Application for Approval/Waiver for Class B AIS Unit Grantee ref: RIK, FCC ID (assumed) RIKS287, FRN 0008512048 USCG Approval Number: 165.156/4/0 EU BABT Approval Number: NC/13095 Correspondence ref no: 33548 Dear sir/madam This letter is to confirm that we request waiver to allow the approval of our SeaTraceR S.287 Class B AIS device under the existing AIS rules. I believe you now have a complete set of documents supporting our application form 731, covering our application for FCC approval for our S.287 SeaTraceR Class B AIS Transponder for marine applications. Our product is built using the PCB assembly from Software Radio Technology of the UK, who have also sought your approval/waiver, and they have authorised access to their detailed documents in support of our application (see Attestation section). Yours faithfully C R Watts Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com 28 th Jan 2008 Ref: Application for Approval/Waiver for Class B AIS Unit Grantee ref: RIK, FCC ID (assumed) RIKS287, FRN 0008512048 USCG Approval Number: 165.156/4/0 EU BABT Approval Number: NC/13095 Correspondence ref no's: 33548, 34133 Dear sir/madam Further to my letter of 23 rd August 2007, I would like to confirm that we are requesting the Commission to waive Rule Sections 80.275(a)(2), 80.275(b) and (c) and 80.1101(c)(12). Yours faithfully C R Watts Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd

Co. Registration No: 4482935 1 VAT Registration No: 824 5627 23 Unit 7, Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7LE United Kingdom (+44) (0) 1793 852829 S S S e e e v v v e e e n n n S S S t t t a a a r r r E E E l l l e e e c c c t t t r r r o o o n n n i i i c c c s s s Email: [email protected] Web: www.sevenstarelectronics.com 14 th Oct 2008 Ref: Application for Grant of Authorisation for Class B AIS Unit Grantee ref: RIK, FCC ID: RIKS287, FRN 0008512048 USCG Approval Number: 165.156/4/0 EU BABT Approval Number: NC/13095 Form 731 Confirmation Number: EA370463 Correspondence ref no's: 36353, (previously 33548, 34133) Dear sir/madam Please accept the documents also submitted today with reference to the recent FCC ruling and order regarding the addition of an FCC warning label and accompanying changes to the User Manual to define that end users may not program static data into the unit. Yours faithfully C R Watts Managing Director SevenStar Electronics Ltd

SEVENSTAR SeaTraceR AIS Class B Transponder STATUS TX ERROR DATA TIMEOUT RECEIVED

This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents shall not be copied, disclosed to any 3 rd party or used for any other purpose without written authorisation. Title: SeaTraceR FCC Label Issue No: 1 DOC. 287/FCC/ID POSITION Date: 1.6.07 Sheet 1 of 1 Initials: CRW ©SevenStar Electronics Ltd 2007 STATUS TX ERROR RX TIMEOUT DATA SevenStar Electronics Ltd Model S.287 SeaTraceR TM AIS Class B Transponder COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE = 0.5m 0168 ! FCC ID: RIKS287 Fig 1 - Showing Position and Format of Proposed FCC ID Labelling

This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents shall not be copied, disclosed to any 3 rd party or used for any other purpose without written authorisation. Title: SeaTraceR FCC Label Issue No: 1 2 DOC. 287/FCC/ID POSITION Date: 1.6.07 19.7.07 Sheet 1 of 1 Initials: CRW CRW ©SevenStar Electronics Ltd 2007 Fig 1 - Showing Revised Position and Format of Proposed FCC ID Labelling STATUS TX ERROR RX TIMEOUT DATA SevenStar Electronics Ltd Model S.287 COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE = 0.5m 0168 ! FCC ID: RIKS287 SeaTraceR TM AIS Class B Transponder CERTIFIED BY: BABT, BSH, USCG

This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents shall not be copied, disclosed to any 3 rd party or used for any other purpose without written authorisation. Title: SeaTraceR Internal Photographs Issue No: 1 DOC. 287/FCC/IntPhotos Date: 1.6.07 Sheet 1 of 1 Initials: CRW ©SevenStar Electronics Ltd 2007 Fig 1 - Showing Underside of PCB Assembly And Rear Panel Fig 2 - Showing Topside of PCB Assembly And Rear Panel

This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 1 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 SEVENSTAR ELECTRONICS LIMITED FUNCTIONAL TEST STATEMENT FOR SeaTraceR (S.287) AIS Class B ‘CS’ Transponder This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 2 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 Purpose This statement is provided in support of our submission for FCC approval for the SeaTraceR S.287 AIS Transponder. Statement The SeaTraceR unit is based on the SRT-MTB-PCA circuit board assembly from Software Radio Technology of Midsomer Norton, UK, and evidence of compliance to the detailed performance specifications is based on SRT’s previous submissions. Access to these submissions is granted through the letter from SRT in the appendices. A different enclosure has been used in this product so we have repeated the EMC, vibration, shock and safety tests in detail, and suitable reports are included in our submission. Applicable Specifications and Standards IEC 62287-1, Technical Requirements for Class B AIS Transponders. Part 1: CSTDMA techniques IEC 60945 (1996), EN 60945 (1997): General Requirements for Maritime Equipment – Methods of Testing & Required Test Results. IEC 61108-1, Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems – Global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) – Part 1: Global positioning system (GPS) – Receiver equipment – Performance standards, methods of testing and required test results ITU-RM.1371-1, Technical characteristics for a universal shipborne automatic identification system using time division multiple access in the VHF maritime mobile band IEC 61162-1, Digital interfaces for Marine Equipment ITU R M.493-9/11, DSC system for the maritime mobile service ITU R M.825-2/3, DSC techniques for VTS, ship-to-ship IEC 60950-1, standard for IT equipment, Safety, Part 1 – General requirements (used because the equipment is intended to be connected to a PC as part of its function). This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 3 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 Compliance Our evidence of compliance with the specifications is based on: 1. Design & Construction – the SeaTraceR S.287 is built around the previously-submitted SRT-MTB-PCA circuit board assembly from SRT. A high-quality IP-65 rated enclosure has been used in this instance to provide a professional, robust, water proof unit suitable for use in both the leisure and commercial marine environments (see para. 3) 2. Functional Performance - the PCB assembly SRT-MTB-PCA forms the heart of the unit, and is responsible for all the electrical functionality of the unit. This PCB assembly is procured under a license agreement from Software Radio Technology of the UK, and has already been granted a EU Type Approval certificate by BABT – reference NC/12921, from BSH (Germany) and the USCG. A letter from SRT is attached in the Appendices allowing use of their previous test results, Technical Construction File, waivers and other data in support of this unit’s compliance to the specifications. 3. Environmental performance - the mechanical assembly and external connections of the SevenStar unit are slightly different to those previously submitted on the SRT unit, so the EMC tests, vibration and shock tests, and safety tests have been repeated specifically for this unit. Test reports for these are included in the 'Test Reports' section. We have designed a high-quality professional enclosure, rated to IP-65 standard, which is equally well suited to professional & commercial applications as well as leisure use. 4. Quality Environment - SevenStar operates a Quality System consistent with the requirements of BS EN ISO9001:2000, and is inspected annually. A copy of the Registration Certificate is included in the appendices. SevenStar’s processes and premises are also approved and inspected annually to the Marine Equipment Directive schedules B and D by Bureau Veritas with respect to its GMDSS marine products. This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 4 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 Appendix 1 – SRT Authorisation This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 5 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 Appendix 2 – Waivers Because the SeaTraceR unit is functionally identical to the SRT-MTB-OEM unit from SRT, SevenStar Electronics Ltd wish to apply for the same waivers for certain power supply and environmental tests as allowed by IEC 62287-1 para 9.1 Table 21. For details please refer to SRT document “SRT-MTB-OEM: Application for Waivers”, as submitted as part of NC/12921. Exceptions: The SeaTraceR is defined as category (b), protected from the weather, whereas the SRT unit is defined as category (c), exposed. The unit assembly drawing in the SRT Waiver Application document is not relevant – please see the appropriate drawings in the SevenStar submission. This document remains the property of SevenStar Electronics Limited. The contents are provided solely for the purpose of Type Approval, and shall not be used for any other purpose without written authorisation. ©SevenStar Electronics 2007 6 DOC.287/FT1/1.0 Appendix 3 – BS EN ISO9001:2000 Approval

Report No. VS/SEV4/07/1 Page 1 of 44 Vibration & Shock Test Report SeaTraceR Class B AIS Transponder On behalf of Sevenstar Electronics Ltd Peter J Forey Director 20 June 2007 Report No. VS/SEV4/07/1 Page 2 of 44 Contents 1. Overview................................................................................................................3 1.1. Introduction....................................................................................................3 1.2. Objective ........................................................................................................3 1.3. Product Modifications....................................................................................3 1.4. Conclusion .....................................................................................................3 2. Test Summary ........................................................................................................4 2.1. Summary ........................................................................................................4 2.2. Performance criteria.......................................................................................4 3. Equipment and Test Details ...................................................................................5 3.1. General ...........................................................................................................5 3.2. EUT Description ............................................................................................5 3.3. EUT Support ..................................................................................................5 3.4. EUT Test Exerciser........................................................................................5 3.5. EUT Test Configuration ................................................................................6 3.6. Environmental test conditions........................................................................7 3.7. Vibration and shock test equipment...............................................................7 4. Vibration and Shock Results..................................................................................8 4.1. EN60945:2000 Para 8.7Swept Sine Test .......................................................8 4.2. 30Hz 2Hr Resonance Tests ..........................................................................15 4.3. Half sine wave shock test.............................................................................23 5. Photo log ..............................................................................................................31 6. Calibration records...............................................................................................36 6.1. Shaker controller ..........................................................................................36 6.2. Reference DMM ..........................................................................................39 6.3. Accelerometer 1 ...........................................................................................41 6.4. Accelerometer 2 ...........................................................................................42 Report No. VS/SEV4/07/1 Page 3 of 44 1. Overview 1.1. Introduction The Equipment Under Test (EUT), as described within this document, was submitted for Vibration and Shock testing as agreed with the customer. 1.2. Objective The purpose of the test was to verify the performance of the equipment when subjected to vibration and shock tests as requested and listed in section 2 Test Summary. 1.3. Product Modifications None to samples submitted. 1.4. Conclusion The EUT met the performance criteria defined in section 2 Test Summary. Report No. VS/SEV4/07/1 Page 4 of 44 2. Test Summary 2.1. Summary The EUT was tested to extended vibration tests and shock tests as defined below. The EUT met the performance requirements when subjected to the vibration test of EN 60945:2000 but with the sweep rate reduced to 0.2 octaves per minute and with the EUT operational throughout the test. The results showed no resonances, so in each orientation the EUT was subjected to a 2 hour vibration test at 30Hz., 7m/sec, in accordance with EN 60945. The EUT met the performance requirements throughout the resonance test. The EUT met the performance requirements before and after subjection to a shock test consisting of three vertical half sine wave shocks with duration 25msecs and peak acceleration 100m/s2. 2.2. Performance criteria The EUT was monitored to verify reception of position reports from an approved Class A AIS transponder. The Class A transponder was monitored to verify reception of position reports from the EUT according to the nominal schedule. Report No. VS/SEV4/07/1 Page 5 of 44 3. Equipment and Test Details 3.1. General EUT: Class B Automatic Identification System (AIS) Transponder Manufacturer: Sevenstar Electronics Ltd Model: SeaTraceR, S/N 287010 Customer: Mr Colin Watts Sevenstar Electronics Ltd 7 Richards Close Wootton Bassett Wilts SN4 7LE Tel: 01793 852829 Test date(s): June 5-14 2007 Measurement site: Sartech Engineering Ltd 13 Trowers Way Holmethorpe Industrial Estate Redhill, Surrey RH1 2LH 3.2. EUT Description The EUT is an AIS Transponder for maritime use. The AIS Transponder transmits and receives position, bearing and other key data from surrounding shipping fitted with a similar AIS Transponder. The AIS Transponder is also fitted with a GPS receiver to give its own position. The AIS data is transposed into electronic nautical charts to provide key information on surrounding shipping. 3.3. EUT Support • 12V power supply Manson Model EP-603, s/n 6035908 • GPS antenna SM-66, s/n 7094123 • 24V power supply EHQ Model PS3003L, s/n 10001 • McMurdo MT-1 Display (VDU) , s/n 89072013 • McMurdo MT-1 Class A Transponder, s/n 89072013 • Toshiba Laptop PC, model T8200, S/N 61287094G • 120dB attenuator • Data communication USB to Serial Interface, s/n VT1…

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EMC Test Report for the SeaTraceR Class B AIS Transponder UKAS Accredited EU Competent Body FCC & VCCI Registered EMC TEST REPORT No. 06R487 CR Issue#1: 18 th December 2006 Tel. +44 (0) 23 8027 1111 Fax. +44 (0) 23 8027 1144 e mail. [email protected] www.hursley-emc.co.uk Hursley EMC Services Ltd. Unit 16, Brickfield Lane Chandlers Ford Hampshire. UK. SO53 4DP 1871 EMC Test Report for the SeaTraceR Class B AIS Transponder Project Engineer: R. P. St John James Approval Signatory Approved signatories: S. M. Connolly 5 I. P. Kenney F J. A. Jones F The above named are authorised Hursley EMC Services engineers. EMC TEST REPORT 06R487 CR This report may not be reproduced other than in full Issue#1: 18 th December 2006 Page 2 of 29 Contents 1.0 OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................................................3 1.1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................3 1.2 OBJECTIVE.........................................................................................................................................................3 1.3 PRODUCT MODIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................................3 1.4 CONCLUSION.....................................................................................................................................................3 2.0 TEST SUMMARY...............................................................................................................................................4 2.1 SUMMARY..........................................................................................................................................................4 2.2 TEST DEVIATIONS..............................................................................................................................................4 2.3 EMC TEST LAB REFERENCE..............................................................................................................................4 3.0 EQUIPMENT & TEST DETAILS.....................................................................................................................5 3.1 GENERAL...........................................................................................................................................................5 3.2 EUT DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................................................6 3.3 EUT SUPPORT....................................................................................................................................................6 3.4 EUT TEST EXERCISER.......................................................................................................................................6 3.5 EUT TEST CONFIGURATION..............................................................................................................................7 3.6 ENVIRONMENTAL TEST CONDITIONS.................................................................................................................8 3.7 EMC TEST EQUIPMENT.....................................................................................................................................8 4.0 EMISSION RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................9 4.1 RADIATED DISTURBANCE..................................................................................................................................9 4.2 CONDUCTED DISTURBANCE.............................................................................................................................14 5.0 IMMUNITY RESULTS ....................................................................................................................................17 5.1 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA.................................................................................................................................17 5.2 ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE...........................................................................................................................18 5.3 RADIATED RF INTERFERENCE..........................................................................................................................20 5.4 FAST TRANSIENT BURSTS................................................................................................................................21 5.5 CONDUCTED RF FIELD.....................................................................................................................................22 5.6 POWER LINE DISTURBANCE.............................................................................................................................23 6.0 PHOTO LOG.....................................................................................................................................................24 6.1 TYPICAL EMISSION SETUP...............................................................................................................................24 6.2 TYPICAL IMMUNITY SETUP..............................................................................................................................26 EMC TEST REPORT 06R487 CR This report may not be reproduced other than in full Issue#1: 18 th December 2006 Page 3 of 29 1.0 OVERVIEW 1.1 Introduction The Equipment Under Test (EUT), as described within this document, was submitted for EMC testing as agreed with the customer. 1.2 Objective The purpose of the test was to measure and report the EUT against limits and methods of the emissions and immunity standards, as requested for and listed in section 2.0 Test Summary. 1.3 Product Modificat…

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DOC.S.287/SR/1.1 Page 1 of 14 SeaTraceR S.827 AIS Class B Transponder Safety Report to IEC 60950-1:2001, EN 60950-1/A.11:2004 INTRODUCTION The product has been reviewed and tested against the standard for IT equipment, Safety, Part 1 – General requirements EQUIPMENT REVIEWED SeaTraceR S.827 Marine AIS Class B Transponder, serial no.1005 DATE AND LOCATION OF TESTS & INSPECTIONS 8 th to 10 th January 2007 SevenStar premises, Wootton Bassett, UK SUMMARY OF RESULTS The equipment was seen to comply with these standards TESTS PERFORMED BY: Mr Ed Mitchell, Production & Test Supervisor REPORT COMPILED & APPROVED BY: Mr Colin Watts, Quality Manager REPORT AUTHORISED BY: DATE: ...8.3.07 C.R.Watts Managing Director GENERIC PRODUCT TYPE AIS Transponders, as specified in ITU-R M.1371-1, distribute identity, location and other static and dynamic data about vessels at sea. They operate in the marine VHF band, using GPS to provide the location, speed over ground and course over ground information. Class A transponders are mandatory fitment to ‘deep-sea’ and passenger vessels according to the rules referred to as the SOLAS convention. In 2006 an IEC specification was formally released to enable the use of a simplified transponder, applicable to smaller vessels and leisure craft. The specification number is IEC 62287-1; Technical Requirements for Class B AIS Transponders, Part 1, and the product under test has been designed to this specification. The major differences from the Class A units are reduced transmit power and use of simple carrier sense transmit collision avoidance, rather than the self-organising system used in Class A. Only a small number of messages are transmitted, but Class B units can receive all the Class A and Class B message types. Class B AIS is backward compatible with ITU-R M.1371-1. Appendix 9 – Safety Report DOC.S.287/SR/1.1 Page 2 of 14 SPECIFIC PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The SeaTraceR S.827 Class B AIS Transponder has been designed for permanent fit onto leisure or professional vessels. It contains an intern…

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