NASA - EML-2 CLIPPER LOG Display - Electromagnetic Log

Airspeed indicator system without a paddlewheel and no moving parts! The electromagnetic speed transducer EML-2 does not require a paddle wheel, which could be blocked by floating debris, vegetation or shells.The transducer generates an alternating magnetic field under the boat, and measuring the resulting electric field which is generated by the boat moves through the water.With an excellent linearity interface included converts the sensor signal to boat speed, trip- and total distance.About the CLIPPER EML log display device comes with a large and significant SOG display.- display of speed (with GPS over ground), daily and total miles.- Large digital display, up to 40 mm high, easy to read- backlight in 20 steps dimmable- Speed ​​trend indicator- 40 mm digits- Size display (WxH): 110 x 110 mm- PVC cap included- Suitable for cockpit assembly or external helm- measuring range rate: 0.2 - 40 knots- dissolution rate: 0.1 node- NMEA 0183 sentences: VLW + VHW- Update rate: 0.5Hz- Total mileage counter up to 9999 NM- Nominal voltage: 12V DC- power consumption approximately 80 mA at 12 V (about 90 mA with backlight)- Material transmitter and flange: glass fiber reinforced plastic- Installation diameter sensor flange: 51mm- Connection cable encoder: 5m The EML-2 encoder is exclusively suitable for mounting in the outer skin of fiberglass hulls, hulls made of steel or aluminum would affect the electromagnetic field of the encoder.Since the encoder is made of glass fiber reinforced plastic, the timer should never be mounted in wooden hulls, because swelling of the material could destroy the encoder.