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iFALCON.NET

La Boca, Panama

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iFALCON.NET is a provider of Yachtautomatischen and Bootstechnischen Dienstleistungen and Verkaufsdienstleistungen in Panama. The company serves as a sales partner for leading brands such as Garmin, Mastervolt, Fusion, Tracvision, and URC-Remotesteuerungsmarken. It offers a wide range of products including Chartplotters, Radare, Steuerhilfen, AIS, Fischfindern, Batterien, Batterieladern, Umwandlern, Satelliten-TV, Telefone und Internetdienstleistungen, as well as Marine-Stereos, Lautsprecher and Verstärker. The company operates in Panama and offers delivery services. Founded in 2010 - iFALCON.NET has served the Marine-Elektronikmarkt in the region for over ten years.

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