adrena software
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Adrena softv l_Adrena is a high performance software adding to the classic functions of help in navigation Í cartography, a specific design for racing. It is calculating more than 100 data for the tactician. Each phase of the race is preset and the soft ai matically fits with the current part of the race. starting area. During the race, the screen changes automatically and focuses on the buoys if running 3 windward/leeward course or on the next waypoint if running a coastal race. The layiines are drawing the scope. Calculation of the IRC and HN real time: the navigation software enables you to know in real times you position during a race! ferent steps, the chose ditions. All the data reci rded from the navi ation instruments and from Adrena enables to set alarms on more than one hundred data managed in the software, as for example, the heading error to the waypoint, the target speed, the depth, the wind... When it is set off, the alarm sends out a visual signal on the screen and a sound signal and can even execute a specific file. When preparing its navigation, the navigator plots, draws and anno- tates particular areas on the chart: turn of (he tide, coast effect, varia- tion of the currents...it is building a set of information to follow up This function enables the competitor's follow up and strategies analysis: automatic positions reception, exhaustive data of each com- petitor when approaching the mouse, competitor positions replay, com- AIS module included in Adrena: it continually monitors the various vessels transmitting in the area, which makes sailing safer particularly in dangerous areas or when sailing In fog. Connecting instruments function: It displays on your instruments (B&G, Nexus, NKE & Tacktick) every data calculated by the software. And more there is a direct link with the Hercule 3000 B&G instruments to receive and send with high speed all data. 'There is no doubt it helps on some parts of the race, it enables a better positioning during prestart, a more precise sailing, to see the layiines... ' Marc DE SAINT DENIS, IRC Skipper