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AIRMAR’s DST810 Smart™ Multisensor

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Apr 27, 2020

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Easy Speed-Through-Water Calibration and New, Enhanced Data from One Multisensor

AIRMAR’s new, breakthrough DST810 Smart™ Multisensor is changing sailing by adding 5 Hz speed-through-water and heel & trim data plus a simple, reliable way to calibrate and configure via Smart devices. Watch how Airmar’s new DST810 Smart™ Multisensor will transform how you sail!

The new DST810 Smart Multisensor, together with Airmar's CAST App, is the convergence of advanced hull data, matched with a simple and reliable way to calibrate accurate speed via a wireless device. This changes how boaters receive and deliver information to get greater performance from their hull. It is a simple, consistent way to calibrate speed-through-water regardless of what display system is on board. The DST810 and Airmar CAST App deliver capabilities that until now, were only available through expensive PC based software.

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Besides water temperature, depth and newly upgraded 5 Hz (5X per second) speed-through-water output, the DST810 features an integrated attitude sensor for heel and trim data. This information, combined with Airmar’s powerful and simple CAST App, makes heel-compensated speed calibration across multiple heel angles and speed ranges both fast and intuitive and is independent of the onboard instruments.

All speed calibrations and NMEA configurations are stored in the DST810 sensor—not in the displays.

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