Raymarine Wireless Micronet Race Master System

Master the Race with Precision Heading and Wind Intelligence

Imagine pinpointing the perfect start line end, sailing the ideal layline to the windward mark, and knowing exactly when to gybe downwind for maximum VMG—all without a tangle of wires or constant battery worries. The Raymarine Wireless Micronet Race Master System transforms your racing tactics with its dual-display setup, delivering real-time heading, layline status, and wind shift data that's visible from anywhere on deck.

This isn't just a compass; it's a tactical powerhouse optimized for competitive sailing. The two-tier LCD screens show your current heading alongside intuitive indicators for how far you're above or below the mean course, whether you're being headed or lifted. High-contrast displays ensure readability in bright sunlight or choppy conditions, angled perfectly for helm and crew alike.

Key Tactical Advantages for Every Leg of the Course

Pre-Start Precision: Quickly calculate line bias to favor the advantageous end, giving you a jump on the fleet right from the horn.

Upwind Dominance: Track wind shifts with bar graph visuals that highlight lifts and headers, helping you hike or bear away at the optimal moment for the shortest path to the mark.

Downwind Efficiency: Monitor your angle off dead square, with alerts for the ideal gybe point to boost VMG and close gaps on competitors.

The integrated RaceTimer counts down to your start, syncing perfectly with the Micronet network for seamless data flow. Pair it with the wireless remote for adjustments from the rail, keeping your focus on the fleet.

Seamless Wireless Integration and Boat Speed Insights

Unlike traditional wired systems that drill holes and add weight aloft, this Micronet setup uses hull transmitter tech for accurate speed and depth readings via the included triducer. Flush-mounted for minimal drag, it captures speed over ground, depth to 50m, and water temperature in one robust sensor.

Expand effortlessly: Add wind instruments, GPS speed, or other Micronet displays to build a full race suite. No mast wiring means lower center of gravity and faster rig tuning. Clip-in cradles let you reposition displays on deck chairs, lifelines, or the cabin top—wherever tactics demand.

Solar-powered with dedicated panels for the transmitter and displays, it sustains indefinitely under normal sailing loads. Lithium batteries hold charge for 300 hours of autonomy, shrugging off cloudy days or long passages.

Built for Racing Demands: Durability Meets Innovation

Fully sealed and submersible to 10 meters, these units laugh off knockdowns, washdowns, or rogue waves—no fogging, no leaks. The high-performance heading sensor rivals gimbaled compasses in stability, calibrated for dynamic racing motions.

Analog-style bar graphs provide at-a-glance reads for wind shift, speed trim, or depth trends, complementing digital precision. Black housing blends discreetly with modern cockpits, while the self-sustaining power eliminates charging hassles mid-regatta.

Effortless Setup for Weekend Warriors and Pro Teams

Install in hours without hauling out: Mount the hull transmitter, solar panel, and triducer, then pair wirelessly. No bulkhead penetrations or mast climbs required. Racers love how it integrates with existing Micronet gear, scaling from dinghies to offshore sleds.

Pro tip: Calibrate heading in calm water for gyro-like accuracy, then test laylines on practice runs. Competitors often overlook the subtle VMG gains from precise gybe timing—this system makes them obvious.