On short races, you will probably want tactic data on deck. The best solution is to use an Android or iOS tablet connected wirelessly to the computer below. Some characteristics to consider In order of importance, these are our recommendations for a deck display tablet: Readable under bright sunlight. A 600 or more NITS backlit display should work; 1000+ NITS is excellent. Waterproof. A rating of IP67 or IP68 is ideal. Otherwise, you will need a watertight casing or bag, which won’t help the readability under sunlight. Rugged construction. On deck, this tablet will receive a good deal of beating. Extended battery power. It should last a day of racing without a recharge. Comfortable screen size. This is a personal preference. We suggest 10 or 8 inches. Exclusive use. Try not to use this device for other personal, family, or work purposes. Get an excellent 12VDC USB charger adapter. We are excited about this newcomer, the TRIPLTEK 8-inch PRO. Another option is the Panasonic Toughbook A3. In any case, google search “rugged android tablet outdoors” and see what is available. Please don’t hesitate to ask us to review any option you find interesting. Connecting the deck display A simple home router is the best way to connect the tablet to the onboard computer. Choose a 12VDC model that can draw power from the boat’s batteries. Configure the router’s Wi-Fi with a simple name and password. To improve the Wi-Fi signal on deck, position the router below, near the area where you will use the wireless display. For full carbon fiber boats, you will need a more radical approach. Please, contact us for options. Connect the computer to the router using an Ethernet cable. Avoid the Wi-Fi connection since it doubles the use of bandwidth. Download and install Microsoft Remote Desktop on the tablet from Google’s Play Store or Apple’s App Store. This app allows you to control the computer below from the deck. Final steps! Connect the tablet to the router. Configure a New Desktop connection in the app. Done! You are set to start using EVOLUTION from the wireless display. Please, take your time to learn how to use Remote Desktop. You will find plenty of online tutorials since this is a popular app. If you need help, contact us or your local Windows support.