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Icom Ma510tr Class B AisIcom MA 510TR Class B AIS Transponder Model: MA 510TR Collision Alarm Function Anchor Watch Alarm Man Overboard Individual DSC Call available with a compatible Icom VHF with an accessory cable USB connectivity Multi lingual user interface 12V and 24V compatible The Class B AIS Transponder with GPS navigation function and NMEA 2000 connectivity and receives both A and B AIS signals. With both A and B AIS signals, the range of detection increases
Icom MA-510TR Class B AIS Transponder
Model: MA-510TR- Collision Alarm Function
- Anchor Watch Alarm
- Man Overboard
- Individual DSC Call available with a compatible Icom VHF with an accessory cable
- USB connectivity
- Multi-lingual user interface
- 12V and 24V compatible
The Class B AIS Transponder with GPS navigation function and NMEA 2000™-connectivity and receives both A and B AIS signals. With both A and B AIS signals, the range of detection increases safety. Leisure, fishing or cruising vessels can stay safe and informed on the open sea with this feature-packed transponder.
The MA-510TR comes with a 4.3"" color TFT LCD. The wide-viewing angle screen provides clear navigation details such as potential collision vessels marked as red, and registered friends marked as yellow. All vessels that are within 6NM CPA and 60 minutes TCPA from a vessel are put into a respective danger or friend list. The day-mode function allows visibility in direct sunlight. Night-mode provides optimal viewing brightness for comfortable operation.
The built-in GPS Navigation function guides users to waypoints or AIS targets. Assign up to 100 destinations or fishing spots.
Operate securely and privately with the silent mode function. Switch off the AIS transmitter to temporarily stop sending out position location. Other AIS signal reports art still received when silent mode is on. Keep fishing spots privately from other vessels by utilizing silent mode.
The MA-510TR can connect to both NMEA 2000™ and NMEA 0183/-HS. Connect to a NMEA 2000™ network such as an external plotter, marine radar and VHF radios. With NMEA 0183/-HS, connect to a transceiver, plotter device, marine radar, external GPS receiver and a switch button.
Specifications| General | |
| Frequency coverage | 161.500 MHz to 162.025 MHz |
| Type of emission | 16K0GXW (GMSK) |
| Antenna impedence | 50 Ohms nominal |
| Operating temperature range | -20°C to +60°C; -4°F to +140°F |
| Power supply requirement | Negative ground: 12V or 24V DC nominal (9.6V to 31.2V) |
| Current drain (at 12V DC) | tx - 1.5A Rx - 0.7A |
| Dimensions (approximate) (Projections not included) | 6.5 (W) 4.3 (H) 3.6 (D) inches |
| Transmitter | |
| Output power | 2W |
| Modulation | 16K0GXW (GMSK) |
| Conducted spurious emission | Less than —36 dBm (9 kHz—1 GHz) Less than —30 dBm (1 GHz—4 GHz) |
| Receiver (AIS) | |
| Sensitivity | Less than —110 dBm |
| Adjacent channel selectivity | More than —31 dBm |
| Spurious response | More than —31 dBm |
| Intermodulation | More than —36 dBm |
| Conducted spurious emissions | Less than —57 dBm (9 kHz—1 GHz) Less than —47 dBm (1 GHz—4 GHz) |
| Blocking | More than —15 dBm (±0.5 MHz ±5 MHZ) More than —23 dBm (±5 MHz — ±10 MHz) |
| Co-channel | More than -111 dBM |
| Receiver (DSC) | |
| Frequency coverage | 156.525 MHz |
| Type of emission | 16K0G2B |
| Sensitivity | Less than —110 dBm |
| Adjacent channel selectivity | More than 70 dBm |
| Spurious response | More than -34 dBm |
| Intermodulation | More than -39 dBm |
| Blocking | More than -20 dBm |
| GPS Antenna | |
| Received frequency | 1575.42 MHz |
| Acquisition | 72 ch (maximum) |
| Differential satellites | WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN |
| Dimensions (approximate) | 96.2 225 (H) mm, 3.8 8.9 (H) inches |
| Cable length (approximate) | 32.8 ft |
| Data Interface | |
| USB (Type-B Mini) | GGA, GNS, GLL, GSA, GSV, RMC, VTG, VDM, VDO, ACA, ACS, ALR, TXT |
| NMEA 2000™ Input | 059392/904, 060160/416/928, 065240, 126208/996, 129026/029/545 |
| NMEA output | 059392/904, 060416/928, 126208/464/993/996/998, 129026/029/038/039/040/041/539/540/545/792/793/794/797/798/801/802/803/805/806/807/809/810/811 |
| NMEA 0183 NMEA Input/Outpu | 4800—38400 bps Input/Output, sentence format (Output: GGA, GNS, GLL, GSA*1, GSV*1, RMC, VTG, GBS, DTM, DSC) |
| External GPS Input | 4800—38400 bps Input, sentence format (GGA, GNS, GLL, RMC, VTG, GBS*2, DTM) |
| AIS Output | 38400 bps Output, sentence format (VDM, VDO, ACA, ACS, ALR, TXT) |
| *1 Only 38400 bps. | |
| *2 When a received GPS signal does not include a GBS sentence, the transponder will not receive the signal from the external GPS receiver | |
What's in the Box:
- MA510TR
- GPS antenna
- DC power cable
- Mounting bracket kit
- Accessory connector
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Seems good.
This seems to be good quality and they build trust with the third party testing. The bottle arrives safety sealed for assurance. The blend is good; especially with the BioPerine for easier absorption. The capsules have not taste and are easy to swallow. So far, I'm quite pleased. The quality and price seems fair compared with other offerings. I have no negatives to note.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Useful supplement
It is difficult to measure the efficacy of these supplements. With that said, I like taking some daily Curcumin as this falls into the category of "Won't hurt, might help".
The ingredient has been used for ages in different cultures, and promises a long lists of potential benefits. One would have to eat large amounts of Turmeric to get the benefits of what is concentrated in this pill, along with some black pepper for better absorption.
The suggested use is 3 capsules per day, so the 180 capsules will cover 60 days /2 months. This somewhat distributes the cost of the product.
There are the usual trust-increasing stamps on the label, including a Made in the USA one. The label is easy to read and attractive, and the bottle is protected by anti-tampering seals and plastic.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Turmeric Curcumin with Black Pepper Extract (Bioperine) & Organic Turmeric Vegan. Easy to swallow.
The Nature's Evergreen brand's "Turmeric Curcumin with Black Pepper Extract" is a turmeric / curcumin with a relatively high 1950 mg dose per serving, standardized to 95% curcuminoids/
The supplement is enhanced with Bioperine (black pepper extract) to improve absorption.
The medium-sized capsules are easy to swallow and have no taste, scent, or aftertaste.
They come in a black plastic bottle that is coded for recycling as type 1 resin.
The cap is child resistant and of the type that requires depressing it while turning to open it.
It is double-sealed for freshness and safety.
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High Potency: 1950 mg of turmeric curcumin per serving, standardized to 95% curcuminoids.
Enhanced Absorption: Bioperine is purported to improve bioavailability.
Vegan and Clean Ingredients: Free from fillers or binders, suitable for various dietary preferences.
Affordable: Competitive pricing at $0.11 per capsule.
Made in the USA.
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Testing protocols and results could be better articulated.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
★★★★★ 2
After ***TOO MUCH*** Research
After ***TOO MUCH*** Research
The Amazon ad for this product is so ambiguous that I thought I should do some research before taking this supplement. After AN HOUR AND A HALF of googling, for information I've decided to give this 2 stars. Initially, I was thinking 4 stars (that would have been 5 stars, but I'm not happy about all the googling I had to do about the ingredients), but I decided to lower it because after a great deal of research, I'm still not sure if I should take the label's full recommended dosage, or something lower. But I'm going to start here with the positive:
The main things that convinced me to order it it is that it's made in the USA in an FDA registered facility that is GMP certified. and it's 3rd party lab tested. But even though that put my mind to rest about production, the ingredient list is ambiguous, and since there's no Medical Recommended Dosage, I want to know what a safe amount to take is.
The ingredients and amount of the supplement provided are MUCH too ambiguous label says that 3 caps provides 1800 mg of organic turmeric (cucurma longa root), and 150 mg of turmeric 95% curcuminoids (cucurma longa root). So what's the difference between these 2 ingredients? And what does it mean, anyway?
I read down the entire page, and at the bottom the Product Description notes that "each serving delivers 1950mg of turmeric curcumin, standardized to 95% curcuminoids". But that doesn't explain much. Does that mean that the entire 1950 mg is curcuminoids? Why are the amounts listed sepaerately in the ingredient list?
I googled for information about the different ingredients, but I'm not sure how to interpret it. Here's what I found:
* A page on the NIC (official US government site) notes that "curcumin is a major component of turmeric, and the activities of turmeric are commonly attributed to curcuminoids (curcumin and closely related substances)".
* Another NIC page, noted "In Curcuma longa, crude extract curcuminoid makes up 1–6% of turmeric by weight, distributed in 60–70% curcumin...whereas commercially available curcumin contains about 77% in curcuminoids."
* On a page for a vitamin company (not the manufacturer/distributer for this particular product), I read "Curcumin 95 is a botanical extract from turmeric root spice. Curcumin 95 contains 95% curcuminoids."
But the label is so confusing. Does that mean that 95% of the entire "1950mg of turmeric curcumin, standardized to 95% curcuminoids" is the amount in 3 caps? Or is it 95% of the 150 mg of the turmeric 95% curcuminoids, listed as an ingredient?
And what's a safe amounts to take. The results vary a lot. A page on the Arthritis Foundation site says, "In one small randomized controlled trial, twice daily doses of either 250 or 500 mg of curcumin were compared to placebo. Both doses significantly outperformed placebo on all measures." This site also recommends taking a supplement that includes black pepper (as this does) "for better bioavailability".
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024