Raymarine Alpha 7 Performance Display

Unlock Peak Performance on the Water with Raymarine Alpha 7

Imagine glancing up at your mast while trimming sails in a stiff breeze, instantly seeing your target wind angle and VMG without squinting through polarized lenses. The Raymarine Alpha 7 Performance Display turns this vision into reality, blending razor-sharp visuals with intuitive sailing intelligence. Sailors from weekend cruisers to competitive racers rave about how it simplifies complex data, letting you focus on what matters: winning the race or savoring the sail.

Crafted for the demands of modern marine environments, this 7-inch touchscreen powerhouse pulls data from your Axiom chartplotter network, transforming raw numbers into actionable insights. Whether you're plotting the perfect layline or monitoring engine vitals during a long passage, Alpha 7 adapts to your needs with customizable dashboards that feel personal and precise.

Seamless Integration: The Perfect Axiom Companion

At its core, the Alpha 7 thrives in Raymarine's ecosystem. Connect it via a single RayNet Ethernet cable to your Axiom multifunction display, and it unlocks a wealth of data from transducers, NMEA 2000 devices, and SeaTalk NG sensors. No more fragmented readouts—everything from boat speed and depth to wind shifts and laylines flows effortlessly.

Remote control from the helm keeps your cockpit clutter-free, while daisy-chaining up to four units means scalable setups for multi-station yachts. Power it with 12V or 24V systems, and its low draw (under 10W max) ensures it won't strain your batteries during extended outings.

Game-Changing Sailing Tools: SailPoint and Dynamic Wind

SailPoint mode is where Alpha 7 shines for performance sailors. It overlays your boat's polar diagram with real-time target wind angles, guiding you to maximum VMG upwind or downwind. No guesswork—just visual cues that shave seconds off your tacks.

Dynamic Wind takes it further, auto-zooming the display to highlight the action based on current wind direction. Pair these with tactical graphics for laylines, startlines, and velocity predictions, and you've got an edge in club races or ocean crossings alike. Engine monitoring widgets keep mechanicals in check, alerting you to anomalies before they escalate.

Built Tough for Real-World Marine Abuse

Raymarine's HydroTough nano-coating isn't just marketing—it's a game-changer for wet, oily decks. Water beads off, oils wipe away, and the touchscreen stays responsive even after a rogue wave. With IPX6/IPX7 waterproofing and an operating range from -25°C to +55°C, it laughs at fog, spray, and freezing nights.

Mount it portrait or landscape on the mast with included brackets, and extra-wide 170° viewing angles ensure readability from anywhere onboard. The 1500-nit IPS display cuts through sunlight, auto-dims for night sails, and locks to prevent accidental taps during rough conditions.

Customization That Fits Your Sailing Style

Ditch one-size-fits-all instruments. Alpha 7's drag-and-drop widgets let you build dashboards for racing, cruising, or fishing. Resize graphs for wind shear, overlay engine temps with fuel flow, or create a dedicated start timer page. Controlled via touchscreen or Axiom remote, it's as flexible as your adventures.

Pro tip: Start with pre-loaded sailing templates, then tweak based on your boat's specifics. Racers love stacking polars; cruisers prioritize navigation repeats. The 1024x600 resolution at 170 PPI delivers crisp 16.7M-color graphics that pop.

Installation Simplified for DIY or Pros

A single cable for power and data minimizes deck penetrations—route it cleanly up the mast and forget about spaghetti wiring. Daisy-chain multiples for synchronized data across stations. Weighing just 1.59 lbs with a slim 1.26-inch depth, it fits tight spaces without dominating your layout.

What's included: display unit, dual mounting brackets, suncover, gasket, studs, and thumb nuts. Power cables match your setup needs separately. Test it post-install by simulating wind shifts—calibration is straightforward via Axiom.

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