"board equipment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to equipment or items that are specifically used on a board, such as a whiteboard or a surfboard. Here is an example sentence: "I always make sure to bring my marker and eraser as part of my board equipment when I give presentations at work."
The price of £1,042pp includes full board, equipment, guide and luggage transfers, but not flights.
Electromagnetic emission from EVs has an effect on board equipment and nearby vehicles in urban transportation.
Instead of exotic destinations, the new, post-credit crunch thing is the £479 per person per week package from Crystal, which includes not only flights, transfers, half-board or self-catered accommodation and a local rep service but also a lift pass and ski or board equipment.
The 5.9 GHz DSRC is a wireless interface expected to support high speed, short-range wireless interface between vehicles, and surface transportation infrastructure, as well as to enable the rapid communication of vehicle data and other content between on board equipment (OBE) and roadside equipment (RSE).
The problem of programmed control of the spacecraft attitude, including in worstcase situations of on-board equipment failures, is considered.
Magnetic field was not used for mass economy reason and to avoid possible influence onto other on-board equipment.
On-board equipment regulates the signals by routing them via satellite to the correct point on the ground.
It generalises traditional discrete interlocking systems to a world in which trains hold on-board equipment for signalling, and trains and interlockings communicate via radio block processors.
On-board bird harassment equipment is also useful, although the effectiveness of this on-board equipment ranks as the least effective of all the techniques available.
This paper reports on the Simulink/Stateflow based development of the on-board equipment of the Metrô Rio Automatic Train Protection system.
The risk of an electrical fire is one reason why pilots are able to switch off on-board equipment, including that responsible for communications.
