The GPS built JUST for sailing with Bluetooth Wind Monitoring (required reading if you sail)
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The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The Sailing GPS
The first anemometer in the world that can send wind speed and direction via Bluetooth to a handheld device. It is wireless, solar-powered and waterproof. Just attach to the masthead with two screws, and start using it.
Article Summary
One of the problems of using GPS chartplotters on a sailboat is that it is extremely difficult to calculate accurate arrival times given the amount of tacking often involved. Now there's a purpose-built Sailing GPS that not only accounts for the tacking that sailboats do, but can can tell you the optimal tacking angles and your Tacking Time to Destination (TTD).
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