and from the repair area. The Lem-
vig Lift has no winches or tracks,
and no pulley, cables or wheels to
rust or wear out. Offshore Industries
claims that it is virtually trouble-
free, easy and economical to oper-
ate, simple in design, and beneficial
to both yard operators and boat
owners.
Equally as well suited to marinas
as to commercial yards, the Lemvig
Lift can be designed to accommo-
date any size vessel—from 30 tons
to as large as required.
For further information and a
free copy of the brochure, "Lift
Your Profits," from Offshore Indus-
tries,
Cooper Bearing Offers
Free Catalog, Booklet On
Marine Roller Bearings
The Cooper Bearing Company,
Virginia Beach, Va., which was one
of the pioneers of split roller bear-
ings with main components made in
halves, is offering a free general cat-
alog and marine applications book-
let on their roller bearing products.
According to the company, the
unique design of the Cooper Roller
Bearing, with the main components
made in halves, permits bearing
changeover in a fraction of the time
required for solid units. It also has
one of the most effective seals of any
roller bearing pillow block, thus pre-
venting the entry of contaminants,
which is one of the main causes of
premature bearing failures.
Cooper Bearing reports that sav-
ings in maintenance and downtime
can be substantial without sacrific-
ing capacity or speed. And because
of their strict quality standards,
Cooper expects the roller bearings
to have a long service life.
Prompt technical support is
available on company products from
Cooper Bearing's engineering de-
partment.
For a free copy of Cooper Bear-
ing's general catalog and marine ap-
plications booklet,
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GE Awarded Contract
Worth $89.5 Million
To Build Electric Drive
The General Electric Company,
Fitchburg, Mass., was awarded a
$89,515,562 fixed-price-incentive
contract by the Naval Sea Systems
Command for the design, construc-
tion, and testing of a full scale elec-
tric drive system for U.S. Navy sur-
face combatants. The work will be
performed in Fitchburg and Pitts-
field, Mass., Salem, Va., and Schen-
ectady, N.Y., and is expected to be
completed June 1994. The contract
is (N00024-89-C-4018).
Harris Wins $5.3-Million
Contract For USCG
Radio Receiver Program
The Harris Long-Range Radio
Division has been awarded a $5.3-
million contract from the U.S. Navy
to provide new high-frequency radio
receivers for the U.S. Coast Guard.
The contract calls for Harris to
provide R-2368/URR-79(V) receiv-
ers to replace older equipment in
Coast Guard ships and shore sta-
tions. The R-2368/URR is a general-
purpose VLF/LF/MF/HF receiver
operating in the 10 kHz to 30 MHz
band. It provides enhanced remote
control capability and other ad-
vanced features. The R-2368/URR
is the receiver unit of the Navy AN/
URR-79(V) radio. This receiver is
the U.S. Navy-standard receiver
and is the replacement for the AN/
WRR-3 VLF, AN/SRR-19 LF, R-
390 MF/HF and R-1051 HF receiv-
ers for shipboard and shore-based
applications.
The R-2368 offers rapid tune time
and internal scan capabilities for
surveillance and other applications
requiring flexibility and adaptabili-
ty. Built-in test features diagnose
and isolate malfunctions to the
modular level with front-panel dis-
play, allowing rapid troubleshooting
and modular replacement.
For more information and free lit-
erature from Harris Corporation,
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