
A solar powered wind instrument
OpenWind measures: AWA / AWS, compass and pitch / roll. In addition to that, our application calculates COG, SOG, VMG, AWD, TWA, TWD and TWS.
Link OpenWind to DisplayKit for seamless wind monitoring

Real time Data
Access to a wide range of wind and navigation metrics and enhance your sailing experience. Using your phone’s built-in GPS, the app calculates true wind speed and direction, boat speed, course over ground, and other navigation metrics for precise sailing performance.
OpenWind
AWA
AWS
compass
pitch / roll
Application
COG
SOG
VMG
TWA
AWD
TWD
Calculations
VMG = SOG * cos(TWA)
TWS = sqrt(SOG * SOG + AWS * AWS – (2 * SOG * AWS * cos(AWA * 3.14/180)))
TWA = acos((AWS * cos(AWA * 3.14/180) – SOG) / TWS) * 180 / 3.14
AWD = AWA + Heading
TWD = TWA + Heading

in-built Battery
OpenWind is designed to maximize battery life by avoiding full discharges. Its oversized solar panel and low energy consumption help extend longevity. The 1200 mAh battery typically draws -8 mA when connected with no sunlight, 0–30 mA on partly cloudy days, -7–0 mA on overcast days, and charges up to +80 mA in full sun. When not connected, the device enters sleep mode, disabling noncritical functions.
Solar Charge

wind Blades
OpenWind is designed for sailors to provide accurate wind speed and direction measurements, using advanced algorithms that account for boat drift and current. Its uniquely designed anemometer blades, licensed from SailTimer Inc., maintain precision even when the boat is heeling, improving on traditional half-sphere cup anemometers..


Mounting OpenWind
Mast mounting
To mount on the vertical side of the mast, we offer a mast mount that can be fixed with 4 rivets.
If you have a flat surface on the mast, you can screw the upper part of the rail mount on in, or you can screw the aluminum or carbon extender directly on the flat surface. You will only need 2 holes for M3 screws with 15 mm distance between them.
Mast mounting
To mount on the vertical side of the mast, we offer a mast mount that can be fixed with 4 rivets.
If you have a flat surface on the mast, you can screw the upper part of the rail mount on in, or you can screw the aluminum or carbon extender directly on the flat surface. You will need 2 holes with 15mm distance between them, one for the M3 and the other for the M5 screw.
