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WINDEX is the standard wind indicator/burgee around the world. Windex have a light, balanced vane with large fin area and lowfriction SAPPHIRE jewel suspension. These features make the Windex respond quickly and accurately at wind speeds as low as 0.2 knots (0.1metre/second). The tacking tabs can be adjusted to the apparent wind direction for port and starboard tacking. The Windex vane and tacking tabs feature reflective markers under the vane making them highly visible at night. For night sailing we recommend the addition of the Windex light Please see below for a list of supplier sizing guides. If you have any issues, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We're here to help.
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Removable wind indicator for model yachts Colour may vary from photo and the indicator is white one side. length 165mm Ask a question about a product
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A Do-it-Yourself Wind Sensor For more than 20 years, I always had bow-mounted vanes-a Telo Cat on my beach cat and a Windex sport on my Stiletto 27. The Telo Cat was sheltered under the forestay bridle and bowsprit and was never damaged. The long bows of the Stiletto kept the Windex out of harm’s way-although the Stiletto had a spinnaker, it reached faster than the wind and we always tacked downwind, jibing the chute inside like a jib and keeping the sail and sheets away from the bows. When I moved on to a PDQ32 catamaran, a cruising cat with a chute that is jibed outside, there was no place where either a sail or sheet couldn’t pulverize the vane in short order. I learned this the hard way, crumpling several commercial vanes. The solution was not to build something strong, but rather to build something that could flex with the assault and pop back up; a flexible wand topped with a length of yarn.  Mine is made from a few lengths of fiberglass tent pole from a child’s backyard tent and 3 inches of polyethylene airline tubing for pneumatic tools, although surely there are many possible variations. The basic elements are a short length of pole that can be clamped to a bow rail, a hinge created with a few inches of stiff but flexible tubing, and an 8- to 12-inch wand that can be knocked flat, only to pop up again. The yarn (wool or wool/acrylic blend) and cable ties are replaced annually, and the tubing every five years, as needed.  The do-it-yourself wind indicator has proven indestructible, having been flattened by the chute thousands of times during five years of cruising. It is not perfect. It is not as responsive or sensitive as the mini-vanes, it is harder to gauge the wind direction because of the droop, and the yarn can become wrapped around the vane (threading the yarn through the center of the wand, rather than attaching it with cable ties helps). Drew Frye is a longtime PS tester and the author of Circumnavigating the Delmarva Peninsula. The book is available through his website, www.sail-delmarva.blogspot.com , where he blogs about his sailing equipment research and adventures on the Chesapeake.  RELATED ARTICLES MORE FROM AUTHOR Spring Season Engine Start-Up for Winterized EnginesLeave a reply cancel reply. Log in to leave a comment Latest Videos The Cheap Big Cruising Sailboat – Endeavour 42 Marine VHF Radio – What You Need to Know Pearson 37 & 37-2 – Behind the Curtain How To Test a Boat EngineLatest sailboat review. 
 Windex® 15 | 15-40 feet sized boats 587.00 kr WINDEX 15 is the perfect choice for all family and racing boats from about 29 to 40 feet. The WINDEX Wind Indicator offers exceptionally good performance. The secret is the needle that rests in a sapphire layer, which means that Windex 15 finds the shifts even in extremely weak winds.
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Windex® 15 with BirdSpike data:Vane length 380mm (15”) Height 370 mm (14,5”) Weight 100 gr (3,6 ounces) It has a 5/16” thread or drill a 8 mm hole and mount with washer and nut Here is a video of how to assemble a Windex 15  Supporting rod for Windex® 15 Mast socket for Windex® 15 Pair of index arms for Windex® 15 Vane unit for Windex® 15, completeSign up to our newsletter. Make sure you get the latest news, updates and promotions from Windex, by signing up to our newsletter here below! Email Address:
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An indispensible tool for sailors, the WINDEX Wind Direction Indicator allows instant and accurate wind information within all points of sail. Commonly found gracing the tops of masts on every type of boat out there, from America Cup boats to racing dinghies, WINDEX features a superior design that has gone largely unchanged for more than 40 years. The standard wind indicator used around the world, Windex uses a sapphire jewel suspension that provides low friction, and features a balanced vane with large fin area. Able to respond quickly and accurately at wind speeds as low as 0.2 knots, the tacking tabs on this wind indicator can be adjusted to the apparent wind direction for port and starboard tacking, whilst the reflective markers ensure the vane is highly visible at night.
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The "o"s in MoSCoW are just there to make the acronym pronounceable. Terms from Clegg, D. and Barker, R. (1994). ' CASE Method Fast-Track: A RAD Approach ,' Amsterdam: Addison-Wesley, 1994. Copyright © Pearson Education Limited. Reproduced with permission. People often use the MoSCoW method in Agile Project Management . However, you can apply it to any type of project. MoSCoW helps you manage the scope of your project so that it isn't overwhelmingly large. It is particularly useful when you're working with multiple stakeholders, because it helps everyone agree on what's critical and what is not. The four clearly labeled categories allow people to understand a task's priority easily, which eliminates confusion, misunderstanding, conflict, and disappointment. For example, some project management tools sort tasks into "high-," "medium-," and "low-" priority categories. But members of the team might have different opinions about what each of these groupings means. And all too often, tasks are labeled "high" priority because everything seems important. This can put a strain on time and resources, and ultimately lead to the project failing. Using the MoSCoW MethodFollow the steps below to get the most from the MoSCoW method. (This describes using MoSCoW in a conventional "waterfall" project, however the approach is similar with agile projects.) Step 1: Organize Your ProjectIt's important that you and your team fully understand your objectives before starting the project. Write a business case to define your project's goals, its scope and timeline, and exactly what you will deliver. You can also draw up a project charter to plan how you'll approach it. Next, conduct a stakeholder analysis to identify key people who are involved in the project and to understand how its success will benefit each of them. Step 2: Write out Your Task ListOnce you understand your project's objectives, carry out a Gap Analysis to identify what needs to happen for you to meet your goals. Step 3: Prioritize Your Task ListNext, work with your stakeholders to prioritize these tasks into the four MoSCoW categories: Must, Should, Could, and Would (or Won't). These conversations can often be "difficult," so brush up on your conflict resolution, group decision making and negotiating skills beforehand! Rather than starting with all tasks in the Must category and then demoting some of them, it can be helpful to put every task in the Would category first, and then discuss why individual ones deserve to move up the list. Step 4: Challenge the MoSCoW ListOnce you've assigned tasks to the MoSCoW categories, critically challenge each classification. Be particularly vigilant about which items make it to the Must list. Remember, it is reserved solely for tasks that would result in the project failing if they're not done. Aim to keep the Must list below 60 percent of the team's available time and effort. The fewer items you have, the higher your chance of success. Try to reach consensus with everyone in the group. If you can't, you then need to bring in a key decision-maker who has the final say. Step 5: Communicate DeliverablesYour last step is to share the prioritized list with team members, key stakeholders and customers. It's important that you communicate the reasons for each categorization, particularly with Must items. Encourage people to discuss any concerns until people fully understand the reasoning. Zhen is a project manager for a large IT organization. She's working with a team of designers, marketers and developers to redesign a large corporate client's website. At the initial meeting, each group has strong opinions about which tasks are most important to the project's success, and no one wants to give up their "high priority" objective. For example, the marketing team is adamant that the new website should gather visitors' personal information, for use in future marketing campaigns. Meanwhile, the designers are arguing that, while this is important, the site may be more successful if it had a professionally produced streaming video. They also want a feed streaming onto the website's home page from the client's social networking accounts. The developers counter that the current prototype design won't translate well onto mobile devices, so the top priority is retrofitting the site so people can view it on these. Zhen can see that, while each priority is important, they're not all critical to the project's success. She decides to use the MoSCoW method to help the group reach consensus on which task is truly "mission critical." She starts with a key question: "If I came to you the night before rollout and the following task was not done, would you cancel the project?" This question helped everyone in the group drill down to the project's most important priority. The group finally agreed on the following priorities:
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Part Number: 110S. Availability: Out of Stock. Description. Questions and Answers. Wind direction indicator. Light, robust & free moving. Yellow vane for easy reading. Standard version with plain bearings for DF-65,95, Victoria and other similar classes. Attach to the mast using tape.
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Jim Linville makes a great wind indicator which was in Model Yachting magazine a few issues back. He makes them out of straws and oThe windvane is in Model Yachtingther readily available materials. They are super sensitive and lightweight. The windvane is in Model Yachting issue #161.
Wind Vane/Indicator. June 18, 2017. Took some time out from varnishing to make a wind indicator/vane that fits into the mast crane. It's made from brass tubing of various sizes. The weight at the front is simply three progressively larger bits of tubing soldered together. This is my first attempt and I'm not convinced of the strength of it ...
Wind Vane, Light, Robust and Free Moving (Yellow Vane 4.5 in. long) Attach to the mast head using tape or an O ring, ref # 206 as shown. SAILSetc mast head fittings ref 119 and 120 have a special lug for attaching the burgee. The lanyard and clip hook # 218 is a safety device to avoid loss of the burgee. The wind indicator is sold without hardware to attach to a mast.
The Windex 15 is the standard model wind vane for ocean racing and cruising. Length 15 inches / 38cm. Sapphire jewel suspension. Reflective markers on vane and tacking tabs for high night visibility. Can be fitted with Windex light. Weight 95g. WINDEX is the standard wind indicator/burgee around the world. Windex have a light, balanced vane ...
Bottom line: Recommended for single-sail dinghies, gull strikers, and rail mounts. Spar Fly. Compared to other indicators in the group, the Spar Fly seemed to wander more in bouncy conditions and variable winds, taking longer to respond accurately to the true wind. Some will find the traditional design appealing.
Add To Wish List. Description. Removable wind indicator for model yachts. Colour may vary from photo and the indicator is white one side. length 165mm. Print Details. RRP You Save £0.11. Cap Maquettes Model Boat Fittings, Part number CMG37 Wind Indicator 165mm.
Our telltales are extremely light and sensitive, a very useful solution as wind indicators for your RC sailboat! (shipping weight does not correspond to actual weight) Perfect to monitor the flow of wind across the sail. Our telltales are extremely light and sensitive, a very useful solution as wind indicators for your RC sailboat!
Windex 10 Wind Indicator. Windex® 10 was designed as a smaller version of the well-known Windex® 15. It is a great choice for smaller cruising and racing boats from 3-6 meter (10-20 feet). Provides accurate apparent wind direction information for cruisers and racers. Sapphire jewel suspension bearing makes the device sensitive in light air ...
The WINDEX Wind Direction Indicator is an indispensible tool for sailors of all levels since it allows instant and accurate wind information at all points of sail. The WINDEX is a Swedish invention from 1964 that is currently sold in more than 40 countries across five continents. In total more than 1,500,000 WINDEX Wind Direction Indicators ...
Windex. Dinghy. Catalogue Code: 330047. £28.95. Save £4.45 RRP £33.40. Showing Items 1 - 7 of 7. Windex wind indicators provide a clear and highly visible way of seeing wind direction on your boat. A great piece of kit to have on board your vessel.
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Wind Indicators. We offer wind indicators manufactured by Hobie, C-Vane, Optiparts and more. We have full set wind indicators or if you just need a replacement vane, we have those too! ... handmade carbon masthead wind vane for 16-28 ft boats... Qty in Cart: 0. Price: $64.99. Subtotal: Davis Blacksmith Wind Indicator (Small) Davis $64.99.
The do-it-yourself wind indicator has proven indestructible, having been flattened by the chute thousands of times during five years of cruising. It is not perfect. It is not as responsive or sensitive as the mini-vanes, it is harder to gauge the wind direction because of the droop, and the yarn can become wrapped around the vane (threading the ...
WINDEX 15 is the perfect choice for all family and racing boats from about 29 to 40 feet. The WINDEX Wind Indicator offers exceptionally good performance. The secret is the needle that rests in a sapphire layer, which means that Windex 15 finds the shifts even in extremely weak winds. Reflector tape on the vane and tacking tabs make Windex® 15 easy to see day and night. Windex® vanes are ...
An indispensible tool for sailors, the WINDEX Wind Direction Indicator allows instant and accurate wind information within all points of sail. Commonly found gracing the tops of masts on every type of boat out there, from America Cup boats to racing dinghies, WINDEX features a superior design that has gone largely unchanged for more than 40 years.
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The MoSCoW method is a simple and highly useful approach that enables you to prioritize project tasks as critical and non-critical. MoSCoW stands for: Must - These are tasks that you must complete for the project to be considered a success. Should - These are critical activities that are less urgent than Must tasks.