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Frequensea Marine

Naples, United States

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Frequensea Marine is a marine electronics specialist firm based in Naples, Florida. It provides professional installation and refits of complete marine electronic systems for boats of all sizes and manufacturers. Services include setting up NMEA 2000 networks, Garmin chartplotters, radars, sonars, Starlink Internet, and complex helm modifications. Frequensea Marine is certified as a NMEA installer and a certified distributor of brands such as Garmin, Raymarine, and Simrad. The company has 25 years of experience in the marine electronics field and boasts a 100% satisfaction rate on their projects. Additionally, it is a local firm operating in Florida and is an active Starlink installer.

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