Have Raymarine also a Non-mechanical Wind Transducer?

Gerard

"Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom schreef in bericht
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OK? I've seen both used on both. What's your point?

"Gerard van Toornenberg." wrote in message
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I know only the standard one in top of your mast or the rotavectra more or
less used by motor boaters.

Gerard

"Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom schreef in bericht
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Raytheon offered one when I ordered my last set of instruments about
5 years ago. That was when I worked for Raytheon before they
became Raymarine though.

Doug
s/v Callista

"John Proctor" wrote in message
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On 2005-01-07 07:43:12 +1100, "Gerard van Toornenberg."
said:

Where to see the Seatalk one option?

Gerard

"John Proctor" schreef in bericht
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I thought I'd ask the group for any experiences with non-mechanical
(no bearings, roating cups etc) wind transducers. The technology
seems reasonably well established (ultrasonic, heated wire etc) in
commercial and military applications and there are a couple of ones
with NMEA output as well as one with Seatalk as an output option. Has
anyone had any experience good, bad or indifferent with them and are
there any reliability issues with them?

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Regards,
John Proctor VK3JP, VKV6789
S/V Chagall

I don't know that Raymarine makes one. But Ocean Radio has one that
purports to have a ST option. Look at this URL:

http://www.radio-ocean.com/pdf/rowind/nc_ROWind_a.PDF


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Regards,
John Proctor VK3JP, VKV6789
S/V Chagall