Update AIS link

Author: bkeepers

_posts/2025/roaming-ais-station.mdx

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 To set up a roaming AIS station, you'll need to already have Signal K server running on your boat. Check out the [Getting Started with Signal K](https://demo.signalk.org/documentation/installation/) documentation and install it on your boat. You can run Signal K on a Raspberry Pi, a laptop, or any other computer that can connect to the internet and instruments on your boat.
 
-To report the position of boats besides your own, you'll also need an AIS receiver and a connection to your Signal K server. If you do have AIS but it's not yet connected to Signal K, check out the [documentation on connecting Signal K to your NMEA network](https://demo.signalk.org/documentation/features/navdataserver/navdataserver.html). If you don't have AIS, there are some [low cost AIS receivers](https://www.tindie.com/products/astuder/daisy-2-dual-channel-ais-receiver-with-nmea-0183/) that can simply be connected via USB to the computer running Signal K.
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+To report the position of boats besides your own, you'll also need an AIS receiver and a connection to your Signal K server. If you do have AIS but it's not yet connected to Signal K, check out the [documentation on connecting Signal K to your NMEA network](https://demo.signalk.org/documentation/features/navdataserver/navdataserver.html). If you don't have AIS, there are some [low cost AIS receivers](https://shop.wegmatt.com/products/daisy-2-dual-channel-ais-receiver-with-nmea-0183?variant=7103563628580) that can simply be connected via USB to the computer running Signal K.
+https://www.tindie.com/products/astuder/daisy-2-dual-channel-ais-receiver-with-nmea-0183/
 ### Setting Up Your Roaming AIS Station
 
 Once you have the prerequisites in place, setting up your roaming AIS station is shockingly simple (as with many things in Signal K).