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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES ADVERTISED IN THIS ISSUE CIRCLE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER ON READER SERVICE CARD OPPOSITE ADVERTISER EQUIPMENT CIRCLE /SERVICE NO. ALLIED MARINE CRANE CRANES 248 BALDT INCORPORATED MOORING RELEASE SYSTEM 162 CMC COMMUNICATIONS TV/ANTENNA SYSTEMS 229 COLT INDUSTRIES, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINE DIV. 296 DIESEL ENGINE/PARTS/SERVICE FRITZ CULVER, INC DECK MACHINERY 215 CURTIS BAY TOWING TOWING SERVICES 261 DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING SHIPBUILDING 163 DEL GAVIO MARINE HYDRAULICS 340 DEUTSCH METAL COMPONENTS PIPE FITTINGS 164 FRED DEVINE DIVING & SALVAGE DIVING/SALVAGE 212 ENGLEHARD CORROSION PROTECTION/FOULING CONTROL 128 FARBOIL COATINGS 165 GOLAR METAL A/S INCINERATORS 324 HBC BARGE, INC BARGE BUILDING/REPAIR 230 HAMWORTHY ENGINEERING LTD . . POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT 166 WM. KEITH HARGROVE, INC. 167 INSURANCE/RISK MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES SHIPBUILDING 168 ADVERTISER EQUIPMENT CIRCLE /SERVICE NO. IML METALS STOCKING MILL DISTRIBUTOR 251 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ASSOCIATION MARKETING GUIDE 346 JEFFBOAT SHIPBUILDING 226 JAPAN RADIO CO., LTD SHIP EARTH STATIONS 169 JOY MANUFACTURING VENTILATION FANS 304 MCALLISTER BROS TOWING SERVICES 313 MARATHON LeTOURNEAU OFFSHORE OFFSHORE DRILLING 262 MARINE EQUIPMENT CATALOG . . . ANNUAL MARINE/NAVY CATALOG 157 MICROLOGIC LORAN C TECHNOLOGY 259 NATIONAL MARINE SHIPYARD SERVICES/TOWING SERVICES 124 NATIONAL STEEL 8. SHIPBUILDING . . VESSEL CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR 349 NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING .... VESSEL CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR 237 PEARLSON ENGINEERING COMPANY SHIPLIFT SYSTEMS 282 PECK PURIFIER SALES CO OIL PURIFIERS 256 PENSKE GM POWER REPAIR PARTS/SERVICE 116 RADIO-HOLLAND USA, INC . . SHIPBOARD COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 105 ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENERGY BLASTING MATERIALS 265 S.S. WHITE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS FLEXIBLE REACH RODS 223 G.J. WORTELBOER JR. B.V ANCHORS/WINCHES/CHAINS 321 Regency Introduces Marine Television/FM Stereo Antenna And Amplifier —Literature Available Regency Electronics, Inc., Indian- apolis, Ind., recently announced the Polaris TVS-100/TVS-AMP marine television FM stereo antenna and amplifier. The Polaris TVS-100 is a compact outdoor marine antenna that re- ceives UHF-VHF television and FM radio receptions. It features a built- in high-performance, low-noise am- plifier circuit and a compactly de- signed enclosure made of ABS resin. A rubber weather guard boot and F type connector are included. If additional signal amplification is needed, the TVS-100 can be con- nected to the optional TVS-AMP. The TVS-AMP incorporates a con- stant voltage circuit for use with 24- and 12-volt DC power supplies. Ad- ditional features include simple in- put/output terminal connections, a compact, sturdy case with power indicator, and a DC power cord. For free literature containing full information, Circle 44 on Reader Service Card Butterworth Systems (UK) Announces New Location Butterworth Systems (UK) Ltd. recently announced its new location in New Maiden, Surrey, England; telephone 01-942-8989, telex 269541. Martin Smith has been ap- pointed general manager, along with Shirley Tovey as SCAMP admin- istrator and Ray Turney as tech- nical sales coordinator. Its parent company, Butterworth, Inc. (an Exxon affiliate), is head- quartered in Houston, Texas. For free literature on Butterworth products and services, Circle 10 on Reader Service Card Newman's Introduces NEWCO Marine Valves —Free Catalog Offered Newman's Inc. of Tulsa, Okla., has introduced a full line of interna- tional marine valves under their brand name of NEWCO. They are available from stock in a size range of 2 inches through 24 inches in classes 150# through 2500#. NEW- CO valves come in gate, globe, angle and check types. A bolted bonnel design is used 150# through 600# with a pressure seal design on 600# through 2500#. Standard body ma- terials include carbon steel, stain- less steel, cast iron, ductile iron with others obtainable upon request. All NEWCO marine valves are bronze trimmed with stainless-steel, Stel- lite®, Monel®, and other special trims upon specification. NEWCO marine valves are used in all salt-water applications such as cargo ships and tankers, barges, dry- docks and pipelines. In addition, all meet MSS, ASTM and ASME spec- ifications and are ABS inspected. NEWCO marine valves are stocked in depth at local distribu- tors to facilitate complete customer accessibility. They can also be or- dered directly from Newman's sev- en strategically located warehouses in Tulsa; Houston, Texas; East Brunswick, N.J.; Milwaukie, Ore.; Chicago, 111.; Barrie, Ontario, and Edmonton, Alberta, in Canada. The Newman's engineering staff is available at all times for consulta- tions on customers' special require- ments, and can modify almost any valve in their product line to meet the specific needs of particular ap- plications. Newman's specialists make the modifications and actua- tion in their own fully equipped shop facilities. For a free NEWCO Marine Valve catalog and further information, Circle 57 on Reader Service Card Rockwell Offers Brochure On Ship Information Management Systems Ship Information Management Systems (SIMS) is the subject of a free brochure from Rockwell Inter- national of Anaheim, Calif. The publication points up the problem of managing shipboard data since today's warship is an aggregate of increasingly complex subsystems. These sophisticated and data-inten- sive systems generate such large quantities of information that new techniques for data control and management are now imperative. Rockwell's Ship Information Management Systems are discussed as a cost-effective answer to today's proliferation aboard U.S. Navy war- ships. By means of a unique Rock- well-designed multiplex data bus, all of the information functions for command, control, and communica- tions are carried out—rapidly, accu- rately, and totally without interfer- ence—by a single, integrated sys- tem. A list is given of the advantages provided by Rockwell's SIMS: de- sign flexibility, improved acquisi- tion times, easy conversion and modernization, high reliability, eco- nomical functional reconfiguration, reduced training, and reduced man- ning. The Rockwell-developed Ship- board Data Multiplexing is featured as the key to SIMS' ability to effi- ciently handle the multiple func- tions of a modern ship's information processing. This system is presently being installed onboard the USS Olendorf (DD 972), for technical and operational evaluation. The brochure is illustrated with photos of the Olendorf and various Rockwell International equipment. For a free copy and additional information, Circle 55 on Reader Service Card Markey Delivers DESH-6 Electric Research Winch Markey Machinery Co., Inc., of Seattle, builder of auxiliary marine equipment since 1907, recently de- livered a DESH-6 Electric Research Winch to a California based insti- tute of oceanography. The winch's easily removable drum has a capac- ity of 10,000 meters of .332 Dia. E.M. cable and is coupled with the winch's dual range gearing which provides high pull and high-speed ranges. The drum is declutchable for free drop wire loading, and use of the 10-inch gypsy. The 75 hp AC/SCR/DC system with variable speed remote controls allows a wide range of performance when coupled with the winch's two operating ratios. The fairlead unit has provisions for displaying ten- sion, scope and line speed. The fair- lead drive is designed to accommo- date use of different wire sizes with minimal modification. Extensive use is made throughout the winch of stainless-steel fairlead sheaves, roller chains, fasteners and fittings, along with an inorganic zinc coating system to insure minimum maintenance. For further informa- tion on Markey's DESH-6 winch, Circle 56 on Reader Service Card 38 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
