Velocitek | SpeedPuck

SpeedPuck

Overview

Do you hate reading manuals? We specifically designed the award-winning SpeedPuck so that anyone can figure out how it works in a few minutes without having to read anything.

This easy to read gem combines a high-accuracy GPS speedometer, GPS compass and bar graph wind shift indicator in a compact, durable package. It is designed to be mounted on a dinghy or handheld when hiking on a sportboat.

Click here to watch a video on how the SpeedPuck works.

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Suggested USA Retail Price: $339 USD

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Main Display Modes

Compass: Displays heading / course over ground, updated twice a second.

Speedometer: Displays speed, updated twice a second. Can be disabled if prohibited by class rules.

Maximum Speed: Displays maximum 10 second average speed, maximum instantaneous speed or flashes between both (user configurable).

Bar Graph Lift / Header Indicator

Automatically locks on to your tack angle
Bar graph shows lifts and headers in 3 degree increments
Automatically resets when you tack or jibe
Can be disabled if prohibited by class rules

Built to Last

The SpeedPuck is designed for long-term reliability in a saltwater marine environment. The device's case back screws off like the lid of a leak-proof water bottle to reveal the battery compartment. In addition to this, the battery compartment is completely sealed off from the rest of the device's electronics, providing a second layer of protection against moisture.

Fully Compatible with Velocitek PC Software

Two different PC software packages are available for the Speedpuck:

Velocitek Control Center is free and works well for customizing the functionality of your SpeedPuck while providing basic data downloading and replay capability.

Velocitek SpeedPlay ($49) is a more powerful tool that allows you to quickly download data from a group of Velocitek devices to create race replay animations with map backgrounds automatically imported from the Microsoft Virtual Earth server.