Equip your vessel with reliable radar technology that cuts through fog, darkness, and clutter for safer navigation. The Furuno 1935 delivers exceptional target detection on a vibrant 10.4-inch color LCD, making it ideal for pleasure craft, fishing boats, and workboats. Its advanced signal processing ensures you spot small targets at both short and long ranges, giving you the edge in challenging conditions.

Superior Visibility and Performance

With a powerful 4 kW output and a narrow 2.4-degree horizontal beamwidth from the 3.5-foot open array antenna, this radar achieves an impressive 48 nautical mile range. Automatic Gain, Sea, and Rain controls provide noise-free images, while enhanced auto-tuning keeps the display optimized without constant adjustments. Echoes appear in intuitive colors—yellow, green, orange, or multi-hue options—for quick identification of threats and landmarks.

Advanced Target Tracking for Confidence on the Water

Track up to 100 AIS targets and 10 ARPA targets simultaneously, overlaid directly on the radar screen. AIS provides real-time details like vessel names, speeds, course over ground, and destinations—essential for avoiding collisions even when targets are hidden behind larger ships or terrain. The stable zoom function keeps tracks precise, while Full Screen Mode expands your view for comprehensive situational awareness.

Off-Center Mode lets you shift your vessel's position on-screen to zoom in on critical areas ahead, without losing overall orientation. This feature shines during busy approaches or when monitoring specific sectors like channels or fishing grounds.

Seamless Integration and User-Friendly Design

Connect effortlessly via Furuno's NMEA 0183 interface to chart plotters, fishfinders, or other nav gear, building a unified system tailored to your boat. The bonded LCD withstands harsh marine environments, maintaining readability in direct sunlight or heavy spray. Portrait orientation maximizes headroom in tight consoles, and simple menu navigation gets you up and running fast.

Real-World Applications and Tips

Anglers use it to locate bird flocks over bait balls or navigate crowded marinas at dusk. Commercial operators rely on its close-range clarity for docking in low visibility. For best results, mount the open array high for minimal obstructions, and calibrate auto settings to your local sea state—pairing it with a heading sensor boosts ARPA accuracy further.

Unlike bulkier radars, the compact design fits smaller vessels without sacrificing power, delivering pro-level performance at an accessible scale.