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Cyclops Marine 2023 November - LEADERBOARD

"We're always after repeatability in this sport"

by Cyclops Marine 24 Aug 2022 15:09 BST
Multi Olympian & Pro Sailor Chris Grube & Veteran Multi World Champion Richard Parslow - sailing smarter with smarttune wireless load sensors from Cyclops © Cyclops Marine

Multi Olympian & Pro Sailor Chris Grube & Veteran Multi World Champion Richard Parslow - sailing smarter with smarttune wireless load sensors from Cyclops.

smarttune - the HIGH PRECISION wireless load sensor from Cyclops Marine connects directly to Sailmon MAX via Bluetooth. Data is displayed live (while sailing) on MAX's high-resolution screen, letting you nail your fastest settings every time, it's logged in the Sailmon App for later viewing and integration with other data inputs, and it's ready for upload to analytics software for post-sail analysis!

Find the smarttune for your boat.

Wireless load sensing is not legal for racing in the J/70 Class but is intended for use as a training and tuning tool

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