For those with (formerly) TackTick instruments, or hybrid wired/wireless instrument systems on their boats, this announcement may be of interest. I just got a notice that Raymarine is announcing a wireless gateway that will accept instrument data and put it on the SeaTalkNG network. They’re calling it the Micro-Talk Wireless Performance Sailing Gateway. From the announcement:
> Raymarine’s new Micro- Talk Wireless Performance Sailing Gateway seamlessly > joins together wired and wireless instrument systems enabling sailors to > achieve a new level of high performance wind monitoring! > > The compact and waterproof Micro-Talk Gateway can be mounted > anywhere onboard and plugs into the boat’s SeaTalkng network. Micro- > Talk allows high speed transmission of data such as wind angle, wind > speed, depth, boat speed, temperature, heading, GPS data, time, date > and navigation information between Raymarine wireless Micronet compatible > devices and wired Raymarine SeaTalkng compatible devices. and autopilots. > > The Micro-Talk Gateway allows you the flexibility to mix-and-match any > combination of wired or wireless Raymarine instruments, transducers, > multifunction displays and autopilots. Whether you are building a new system > from scratch, or expanding an existing system, the Micro-Talk Gateway makes > for a totally simple and superior integration between components. > — Fred Fred Street -- Minneapolis S/V Oceanis (1979 C&C Landfall 38) -- on the hard in Bayfield, WI :^(
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