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Unique Maritime adds Kongsberg to Inventory

February 6, 2012

Unique Maritime Group Adds the  Kongsberg cNODE family of transponders to its Rental fleet.


Unique Maritime Group has announced the introduction of the Kongsberg cNODE family of transponders to their  rental pool inventory. The cNODE transponders are for underwater acoustic positioning and data link that can use both the traditional frequency shift (FSK) modulation technique and the new Cymbal acoustic protocol which utilizes wideband Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) signals.

 

The US Subsidiary, Unique System LLC will be taking delivery of the first batch of maxi and mini transponders to be deployed immediately on our clients' project vessels operating in the Gulf of Mexico.

 

On this occasion Harry Gandhi, the CEO of Unique Maritime Group commented “Introduction of the new cNODE family of transponders will further enhance Unique System LLC’s capability to offer Kongsberg product lines and better service the various DP vessels and Oil Rigs in the Gulf of Mexico and other deep water developments”. 
 

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