Stowe Micro 200 Sounder

[DaveS]

Anyone know what frequency it operates on? The manual, annoyingly, doesn't say.

 

[savageseadog]

Have a look at the Airmar site, it might be on there.

 

[DaveS]

Thanks for that. Airmar don't seem to know about Stowe, though. Too old, presumably.

 

[MoodySabre]

I thought that Tinsley were now Stowe agents following the demise of AW Marine but this implies that AW are back in business
http://www.awmarine.com/ as Stowe Marine Electronics.

 

[philip_stevens]

200kHz, as it interfered with Radio 4 (198) on long wave. Click, click, click, etc.

 

[pvb]

Stowe Marine Electronics is Tinley - it's the same address and phone number.

 

[pvb]

I think you'll find it's 205kHz - same as the Dataline transducer.

 

[DaveS]

Thanks for that. I've dropped them a query, so we'll see what (if anything) comes back.

 

[Stork_III]

The contact number is same as Tinsley, Just a dedicated Stowe marine instruments site linked through defunct AWMarine.

 

[DaveS]

Absolutely right, 205 kHz it is!

Email response this morning - admirably prompt. I wish all companies were as quick, far too many seem to ignore email.

 

[tinley]

Thanks DaveS for your +ve comments about us.

Just to clear up a few rumors by other posts!

1. AW Marine are liquidated due to the sad demise of Alan Williams and will not be back in business.

2. Stowe Marine Limited is owned by Tinley Electronics Limited, but is being run as a separate identity because it is so well known in it's own right. We will endeavor to provide a better and better service for existing products and also provide better brand new products compatible with the old systems.

3. Stowe depth systems are 205kHz. Airmar have never supplied Stowe or 205kHz transducers. Some were made in house, others by Radarsonics. We now make them in house.

Please contact us through contact details on www.stowemarine.com for any questions... we are here to help!