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February 2002. Mente Marine first released the ACS at the Helsinki Fair. |
The ACS story so far. |
May 2003. Four Seasons Marine Ltd launch the ACS in New Zealand at Auckland Boat Show. |
November 2003. The Hibiscus Sea Rescue Trust installed the ACS in their rescue boat. That is now the first rescue boat in the World with the ACS installed. As expected the ACS improves the performance and safety by reliving the driver of having to manually correct the trim tabs. The driver and his crew can now concentrate on saving lives and property. |
January 2005. The new ACS A and ACS A+ are launched. The ACS A+ is the first system in the world that automatically corrects both the trim tabs and the power trim. |
February 2005. White Pointer Boats started to install the ACS in their new boats. |
February 2005. The Hibiscus Coast Sea Rescue Boat has there's ACS upgraded to an ACS A+. Now with also the power trim automatically trimmed the safety and performance are improved even further. |
March 2005. The new ACS A and ACS A+ are launched in New Zealand at the Auckland International Boat Show. |
May 2006. Four Seasons Marine Ltd Introduces the ACS to the Australian market by launching the Australian website. www.fsmau.com |
Marine Products For The 21st Century |
Four Seasons Marine Ltd |
November 2006 New Product Release. When Volvo Penta released the QL Interceptor Boat Trim System Mente Marine started the development of an ACS system to suit. After a season of hard testing of the ACS iC and the ACS iC+ (where iC stands for Interceptor) in Scandinavia, the new system is now ready for release. The combination of the ACS iC and the QL Interceptor system will now deliver a never before achieved level of comfort. |
June 2007 |
Fairline the UK based Luxury Yacht manufacturer have announced that they will install the ACS as standard in their Farline Targa 44. |