The club connects the base
Install the RTK base station with power and internet. It sends correction data over the internet to the pucks.
For dinghy clubs and regattas
Sailors bring their own VMGline RTK pucks. The club installs a base station, and organisers enable tracking for the event. Follow starts, finishes and every leg over 4G.
How it works
One floating RTK puck per sailor, one internet-connected base station at the club.
Install the RTK base station with power and internet. It sends correction data over the internet to the pucks.
Each sailor owns and charges their own €199 RTK puck. No event-day device handout or collection.
Registered pucks appear on the live map. Coaches, race organisers and families ashore can follow the fleet.
Starts, finishes and replay
Designed for dinghy racing, with 1 cm RTK positioning.
Review boat positions and distance to the line at the gun, including boats over early.
Follow the fleet to the finish and review the finishing order.
Replay the legs after racing and use the tracks for sailor and coach debriefs.
Club base station
The base station supplies the corrections needed for centimetre-level positioning. Pucks send live positions over 4G; the base needs power and internet.
No local radio network to rig, no radio licence and no SWEPOS subscription. Prototypes in testing. Receiver figures are from the RTK receiver specification. Pilot planned for 2027.
Who owns what
VMGline RTK is €199 plus subscription. Base-station pricing and subscription rates are to be confirmed for the pilot.
Pilot 2027
We are looking for clubs to test the system during the 2027 season.
Help test live fleet tracking, starts, finishes and replay at real dinghy races. Tell us about your club, fleet size and the events you would like to track.
Base-station pricing, subscription rates and pilot terms are still to be confirmed.
Email your club name, your role, approximate sailor numbers and the races you have in mind.
Email us about the pilotOpens your email app. Send the email to register your interest.