Garmin

Marine segment sales grew 13 percent in the quarter.

The Force motor won the top award against more than 1,000 other products.

Agreement with Garmin will run through 2024.

In a career spanning half a century, Burrell mentored thousands of employees.

Higher demand for chartplotters and sonar pushed up Q1 sales.

The electronics giant is ranked number five among 500 companies in Forbes’ annual survey.

Honor presented at IBBI’s annual meeting.

The series is designed for inland and nearshore anglers.

Marine sales rose 18 percent for the full year.

Garmin showed more detailed cartography on its multifunction displays.

Echomap Plus sonar combination units now have BlueChart g3 and LakeVü g3 cartography.

The remote control for boats works with Garmin MFDs that have OneHelm.

The electronics manufacturer will show new lines for launch in Q1 2019.

The production and distribution center at its headquarters in Olathe, Kan., will allow Garmin to build an R&D center in its former distribution center.

Competition drives innovation in marine electronics.

Garmin said that Sportsman Boats will feature its electronics exclusively across the Sportsman line. Sportsman will build 17 models of center-console and bay boats from 20- to 31-feet for model year 2019.

Garmin International said it will partner with KVH Industries on two marine satellite TV antenna systems.

Garmin International Inc., has unveiled its GMR Fantom 54/56 and Fantom 124/126 solid-state compression radar with MotionScope Doppler technology that offer 50 and 120 watts of power, respectively. Garmin says this output is class leading.

Garmin International Inc. today announced Panoptix LiveScope – a live scanning sonar that gives anglers higher-resolution images of structure, bait and fish swimming below and around the boat.

Garmin International, Inc., announced the inReach Mini, a smaller, more compact satellite communicator with available two-way messaging.