Knudsen Receives Volume Order from the Naval Oceanographic Office at the Stennis Space Center

December, 2003

Judith Knudsen, Vice President of Operations and Marketing is happy to announce that Knudsen Engineering has received a volume order from the Naval Oceanographic Office at the Stennis Space Center. Delivery will include eight 320BR Deepwater Echosounders plus Spares Kits. The 320BR's are two channel (3.5/12kHz) rackmount high power systems used for full ocean depth survey. Using a Windows® interface data display, the systems incorporate chirp & correlation processing to achieve low noise and high resolution sub-bottom profiles.

A New Low Cost Alternative to the 320M

December, 2003

A low cost alternative to the popular 320M system is offered in the new 320MJr. This single frequency unit, housed in a rugged splashproof case, is ideal for shallow water survey, and will have appeal to new buyers looking for the high performance standard associated with Knudsen products at an affordable low cost. For more information please contact our sales department.

New product offering to be shown at OI 2004

The new 320BR Plus is a unique system designed for multi mission tasks. Providing up to 4 independent channels capable of simultaneous operation, the320BR Plus provides an innovative solution to all survey mission roles including shallow water navigation (200kHz), mid-range hydrographic survey (33kHz), full ocean survey and sub bottom profiling (12kHz & 3.5 kHz). Lower frequencies offer chirp and correlation processing.

Upcoming Software Release for 320 Series Echosounders

February, 2003

Knudsen Engineering will soon be launching a new version of its 320 Series Echosounder software, SounderSuite. This new software will be available for all 320 Series owners free of charge. For more information, click here.

Knudsen Engineering Attends Hypack Training Conference in Arizona

January 6-8, 2003

Judith Knudsen, Vice President of Operations and Marketing, and Darren Gibson, Customer Support Manager, recently attended the Coastal Oceanographics Hypack Training Conference in Phoenix Arizona.