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C A Clase has announced a successful year so far for the KVH TracVision M2, with the system on course to exceed its 2009 UK sales target. The marine electronics distributor has already delivered 99% of this year’s forecasted sales in the first nine months of 2009. Suitable for boats up to 40 ft, the latest addition to the popular TracVision M series of satellite TV antennas has been specifically designed for use in-harbour or when cruising quiet waters.

“The launch of the TracVision M2 has brought satellite television to a much broader market. The system has proved itself as a popular and cost-effective solution for boats that have lower satellite TV coverage requirements, for instance when sailing in-harbour or quiet waters. Also compact and lightweight, the TracVision M2 is easier and cheaper to install than larger satellite TV antennas, making it ideally suited to smaller vessels where weight and budget may be critical,” comments Andrew Bush, Managing Director, C A Clase (UK) Ltd. “Our strong sales of the TracVision M2 is testament to the high quality of KVH products, as well as our ability to provide high standards of customer care.”

Matching the TracVision M3′s ultra-compact and stylish design, the lightweight M2 provides users with a cost effective, in-harbour system. Featuring the same exclusive RingFire technology as the other TracVision M series antennas, the M2 provides market leading coverage and picture quality. In addition, the M2 may be used in conjunction with a Freesat digital box to give users access to over 80 channels of great entertainment without any monthly subscriptions or complicated packages to choose from.

The TracVision M Series offers an antenna to suit every size and type of boat, catering for both leisure and commercial markets. Complete with UK Freesat decoders the M2 is competitively priced at £2000.00 excluding VAT (UK RRP).

Based in Hampshire, CA Clase (UK) Ltd is the exclusive UK distributor for KVH satellite television and communication products for both leisure and commercial marine markets. For further information, please visit

www.caclase.co.uk.