For the latest segment of "Fact or Fiction" by Icom, Captain Kelly shines a spotlight on the technological showdown between X-band and S-band radars and particularly how theyre relevant to maritime navigation and safety. This discussion comes at a time where it has become crucial amidst increasing reliance on radar technology for precision in adverse conditions.

In this latest episode of Icoms Fact or Fiction, Captain Kelly Gordon tackles a common misconception about marine radar systems: Do all boats show up on radar as AIS (Automatic Identification System) targets?Many believe every vessel on the water appears as those distinctive little triangles on radar screens, representing AIS targets.

In the latest installment of Fact or Fiction with Captain Kelly Gordon, Gordon explains why her crew uses UHF radios for internal communication over VHF radios. UHF radios are preferred on board because their ultra high frequency waves penetrate vessel walls better than VHF waves.

Icom was here, there, and everywhere at the Miami Boat Show. Master 500 GT Captain Kelly Gordon played tour guide at the Miami Boat Show 2024, where she showcased the ubiquitous presence of Icom radios at the event.

In the latest episode of Icoms "Fact or Fiction with Captain Kelly," a pressing question is addressed that tangles with both maritime communication norms and legal nuances. For a brief explanation whats true and whats false into the often misunderstood regulations surrounding the use of handheld VHF radios on land is explored.

How does the line-of-sight limitation of VHF radio impact communication in remote or obstructed areas? Award-winning motor yacht captain and social media influencer, Captain Kelly Gordon, delved into the importance of understanding VHF radio's line-of-sight constraints for effective communication, especially in areas without cell coverage.