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Originally Posted by BroadHopper
I aggree with NoRegrets on all his points. However I have not found an accurate GPS. I have seen a number of GPS that are off as much as 300 feet. I've been on the lake for 50 years and I see more 'Captain Boneheads' than I want. I thought the boater's safety course will reduce this number.
On the intercoastal, I have very good luck in using the combination of lorance and GPS. Lorance is far more accurate than GPS. Radar and the new AIS is a godsend when visibility is poor or does nor exist.
Thank you NoRegrets. You are speaking from experience.
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Isn't Lowrance a brand of GPS? What is Lorance?
04-19-2009, 07:22 AM
What am I missing?
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