tacktick Instrument Systems
Following the launch of Micronet mn100 instruments, tacktick is the first company to produce a full range of solar powered, wireless networking marine electronics for all sizes of sail and powerboats.
tacktick dominates the world of Olympic sailing. and now provides wireless electronics to Americas Cup and Admirals Cup boats as well as cruising and racing fleets globally. Never before have electronics been so simple, flexible or perfect for cruising. The system's speed of installation, immediacy of updating, total flexibility in use, and important weight savings of the new Micronet instrumentation gives a decisive boost to competitive racing boats.

Micronet Multifunction Digital Analogue Display shows Apparent or True Wind Speed and Direction along with CH/VMG, GPS and Heading Information.

Key Features:

• No wiring - receives data via a wireless link
• Solar Powered with 300 hours autonomy
• Unique combination of analogue and digital formats
• Large 0.28"/7mm digits
• Simple to configure
• Backlighting to 3 levels
• Totally waterproof (submersible to 10m)
• Lightweight, only 0.63lbs/285g
• Data Displays:
  • Apparent Wind Speed/Angle
  • Apparent Close-hauled Wind Speed/Angle
  • True Wind Speed/Angle
  • True Close-hauled Wind Speed/Angle
  • True Wind Direction
  • Turn to Waypoint
  • VMG to Wind
  • Heading
  • Locked Heading
  • Tack Course
  • Course Over Ground
• Supplied as standard with T130 Mounting Cradle, TA105 Soft Case, TA106 Instrument Cover; supplied as part of T101 Micronet Wind System.

Specifications:

• Character Height: 0.56inch/14mm
• Backlighting: 3 levels with daylight shutoff
• Calibration: full system-wide calibration. Damping either automatically adjusting to any seastate or manually controlled to 3 levels
• Heading resolution: 1 degree
• Speed resolution: 0.01 knots (Wind)
• Battery life: 300 hrs autonomy by day, 7 nights at brightest backlighting level
• Weight: 285g (0.63lbs)

Click here for Analogue Display User Guide.
Click here for Analogue Display Quick Reference Guide