Tindie
Wegmatt LLC
dAISy AIS Receiver
$59.00
dAISy 2+ dual-channel AIS Receiver with NMEA 0183
$89.00
dAISy HAT - AIS Receiver for Raspberry Pi
$65.00
NMEA 0183 / RS-422 Adapter for dAISy
$25.00
Raspberry Pi Case for dAISy HAT
$15.00
TAI-SAW TA0395A SAW Filter
$5.00
About
Nighttime tinkerer with a passion for small electronics and software projects that are measured in kilobytes.
Shipping Policies
We ship within 1-3 days of receiving an order (usually closer to 1 day).
Please be sure that the address given to Tindie is accurate, and includes your street name and number - company name is only required if shipping to a commercial address. International orders require a valid phone number.
Domestic packages that go more than 1 week without a tracking update will be presumed lost in the mail and refunded or reshipped as buyer prefers. Any international packages can be delayed in customs without warning for 2 weeks or more. After 1 month without a tracking event, we will reship or refund a missing order (as you prefer). We do not open inquiries through the postal service - experience has shown this to be futile.
Rates to United States of America
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Reviews
Rik | Feb. 18, 2019
good receiver
For dAISy 2+ dual-channel AIS Receiver with NMEA 0183
,perfoms good , easy install
Avoid sending via customs ( belgium)
Nice box , nice size
Ricardo | Feb. 6, 2019
Great product!
For dAISy HAT - AIS Receiver for Raspberry Pi
Response from Wegmatt LLC | Feb. 8, 2019
To clarify for others reading: From my communication with Ricardo, it looks like the issue is with the software transmitting to AISHub, not the HAT itself.
Abu Syeed Md. | Jan. 8, 2019
Products Received
For dAISy 2+ dual-channel AIS Receiver with NMEA 0183
Fabio | Dec. 30, 2018
Great product, easy to install and with great performance
For dAISy 2+ dual-channel AIS Receiver with NMEA 0183
It was shipped out of US with no problems and I was able to install it by myself following the instructions. Adrian Studer @wegmatt offer additional help and advice by email and answered promptly to few questions.
I used dAISy 2+ during a 1700nm trips from Panama to Georgia (USA) and it proved helpful sailing through busy areas such as the entrance of the Panama Canal and the Straits of Florida. It was connected to the VHF antenna on top of my sailboat's mast (37ft) via an antenna splitter and during the sailing I was able to pick up AIS targets as far as 17nm. I was able to both operate the radio and receive AIS without any problem. I connected dAISy 2+ with an OTG cable to my Android tablet. While it worked good with certain applications (BoatBeacon) it did not showed up on OpenCPN but that was because of Android version issues on my OpenCPN app. I suggest to use a WiFi module that plugs in the dAISy to avoid such problems.
I highly recommend this product because it's inexpensive, easy to install and it performs very well.
Paul | Nov. 26, 2018
dAISy HAT - AIS Receiver for Raspberry Pi
For dAISy HAT - AIS Receiver for Raspberry Pi
Product issue: Wished that some of the serial pins were brought out from the daughter board. I want to connect some other devices and it looks like I'll be soldering.
Documentation issue: It told me to connect to /dev/serial0 when in fact it connected to /dev/TTYs0. (Latest Raspian Jessie on a new RPI 3)
Response from Wegmatt LLC | Nov. 26, 2018
I don't populate the broken out serial interface (I2C, UART) to avoid conflicts with enclosures. A GPIO shim may be useful if you don't want to solder on the HAT. But as mentioned, soldering directly on the dAISy HAT won't void the warranty. I'm happy to see my customers experiment and hack. :-)
The UART situation on the Raspberry Pi 3 is a bit complicated. /dev/serial0 refers to the primary UART, which when using the shell script mentioned in the documentation, is an alias for /dev/ttyAMA0. /dev/ttyS0 is the mini-UART which may show timing issues depending on clock configuration of the RPi.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/uart.md
