NASA Clipper Wireless Wind System - Complete system inc Masthead Unit & Display

NASA Marine
Clipper Wireless Wind System (Complete system)
The new mast head transmitter is completely wireless and is supplied with a base unit, which is powered by the vessel's 12 volt supply, the base unit receives wind speed and direction data from the masthead transmitter and sends it to any compatible NMEA (0183)display unit. The masthead transmitter requires only occasional bright daylight failing on the solar panel to top up its internal battery. It will operate for 2000 hours without further solar charging from its fully charged battery.
Features: Wireless wind speed and direction data to any compatible NMEA display Easy installation with mast in place - no wires to run down Simple masthead alignment through base unit Light weight - 190 grams
Technical Specification Sleep time: up to 15,000 hours (fully charged with no further daylight) Operating time: up to 2,000 hours (fully charged with no further daylight) Charging time: less than 150 hours of bright daylight
Masthead/Interface unit specifications NMEA 0183 4800 Baud O/P Level 0 to 12 volt from 220 ohm source resistance NMEA data sentence MWV Supply voltage 6 to 16 volts (nominal 12 volts) Supply current 12mA Fuse 1 Amp
Clipper Wind Repeater Display - Included The Clipper Wind Repeater display is presented in the industry standard 110mm square case. It boasts an exceptionally large and clear display with 60 segments for full 360 degree direction indication. Specifications Supply voltage Nominal 12v DC NMEA 0183 in/out sentence MWV 9 levels of display backlighting Display case size 110 × 110mm Depth behind panel 30mm Consumption, 10mA+ (10mA for display illumination max)