OpenCPN, an open source chart plotter and navigation software, can be used with devices like dAISy to track ships on a map. Mini-USB connector for data and power (3ft USB cable included)ĭAISy works great with OpenCPN and OpenPlotter.BNC connector for 50 Ohm VHF antenna (antenna not included).Optional TTL serial output (3.3V, requires soldering).Supported by Boat Beacon, OpenCPN and SailGrib WR on Android devices with USB OTG.No drivers required for Windows 10, Mac OS X and Linux (driver available for older versions of Windows).38400 baud serial output over USB in industry standard NMEA format (AIVDM).Very low power consumption, less than 100mW in receive mode (Smart channel hopping receives 40-60% more messages than traditional single-channel receivers.If you are looking for an AIS receiver to connect with your chartplotter, our new 2-channel dAISy 2+ with NMEA 0183 output is for you. Also check out our dAISy HAT for the Raspberry Pi. With its small size and very low power consumption, dAISy is the perfect AIS receiver for DIY projects. dAISy is also well suited for reporting local ship traffic to services like MarineTraffic. This marine AIS receiver works great with OpenCPN, OpenPlotter, Ship Plotter and any other software that accepts serial data input. With dAISy all you need to start tracking ships are a VHF antenna, a Windows, Mac, Linux or Android device, and a clear view of the sea.
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