It is the propulsion unit for controlling the kite.
The demanding control tasks are performed entirely electronically, making operation simple and manageable for anyone.
Compact powerhouse: The WingCommander is the world’s most compact propulsion system for boats.
Energy-saving drive technology: The WingCommander’s drive technology is optimized for minimal energy consumption.
The line system, specially optimized for yachting, allows the kite to be launched even in light winds and to operate efficiently at windier altitudes of up to 80 meters.
The operating height of up to 80 meters and the ability to perform active flight maneuvers significantly increase performance, allowing the kite to deliver up to ten times the power of a conventional sail of the same size.
Easy inboard and outboard installation:
The WingCommander is easily installed by bolting it to the deck. Under certain conditions, integration into the boat’s structure is also possible.
The heart of the WingCommander is the remote control.
This device processes all control commands and sends them to the CPU unit’s radio module.
The kite can be controlled manually via joystick. The intuitive layout of the controls ensures easy operation.
The WingCommander can be operated from any position on the boat using the controller.
It raises the attachment point of the lines above rail height and transfers the loads safely into the ship's structure through the rigging.
Application: |
Kite Control System for boats up to 55ftThe kite is controlled using a joystick |
Lines: |
Length: 80mTotalBRL: 1800kg |
Kite: |
Standard Tube andHybrid Single Skin Kites |
Autopilot: |
Without Autopilot, can be upgraded |
Motors: |
Standard Force Gear Motors |
Winch-Control: |
All in one Controller-Unit |
Remote Control: |
Smart Control Basic RC |
Force Control
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No |
Electrical requirements: |
- Voltage: 24V- Average power consumption: 220W- Power consumption during takeoff and landing: 400W- Maximum power consumption: 2.4kW |
Mast with rigging lines and winch on deck. Mast and
rigging lines can easily mounted and removed in few
minutes. Winch needs to stay in place.
Mast with rigging lines on deck and winch below deck. Mast and
rigging lines can easily mounted and removed in few
minutes. Winch can stay in place.
Plug-in-mast and winch below deck. This is a very
common way of mounting on new build boats as the
shipyard can prepare a compartment for the inch and
mast storage. Mast can be mounted when needed