Nasa Marine Clipper Wireless Wind System

A wireless wind system with a masthead transmitter powered by an internal battery which is charged from ambient light using small solar panels. When fully charged, the boat wind system is capable of two thousand hours of full operation in total darkness, so a few dull days will not affect performance.

The masthead transmitter sends data wirelessly to the base unit, which is powered by the vessel's 12V supply - the base unit receives wind speed and direction data from the masthead transmitter and sends it to the Nasa Clipper Wind display or any other compatible NMEA display unit.

The 110mm x 110mm screen display is exceptionally clear, with 60 segments for full 360 degree direction indication. In addition, the display also shows apparent wind speed and direction - plus, when connected to a log or GPS will also show true wind speed and direction.

Key Features:

Easy installation with mast in place – no wires to run down.
Light mast unit weight – 190 grams.
Simple masthead alignment through base unit.
Wireless wind speed and direction data to any compatible NMEA display.

Technical Specifications:

General:
Sleep Time: > 15,000 hours.
Operating Time: > 2,000 hours.
Charing Time: < 150 hours of bright daylight.

Masthead/Interface Unit Specifications:
Wireless masthead transmitter.
NMEA 0183 4800 Baud.
NMEA data sentence MWV.

Interface Unit:
Supply voltage: Nominal 12v DC.
Supply current: 17mA.
Wind speed and direction: NMEA data sentence MWV to any compatible NMEA device.

True Wind Display Unit:
Supply voltage: Nominal 12 Volts.
Supply current: 10mA + (10mA for backlight illumination Max).
NMEA input sentence for Wind: MWV.
NMEA boat speed input: Either VHW from log or RMC from GPS for True wind speed and direction.
Back light: 9 levels.
Pointer style: 2.
Display Wind Speed: 0 to 99 knots.
Display Wind Angle: 0 to 360 degrees represented by 60 segments.
Display Case Size: 110 x 110mm.