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Bruce in Alaska June 29th 07 02:42 AM

30 footer: which radar/GPS plotter/sonar?
 
In article ,
Larry wrote:

I like Furuno in your list. a 4' antenna is awfully big for a 30' boat.

Larry


Not for a "Working Vessel" but maybe for a Pleasure Craft......
Good Radar Antennas, don't just happen, they are designed
and bigger IS Better...... if you can afford them.....

Bruce in alaska
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You June 29th 07 02:46 AM

30 footer: which radar/GPS plotter/sonar?
 
In article et,
"CalifBill" wrote:

Lake Geneva is at least 30 miles long and maybe 15-20 wide. A fog and you
could get very lost. But the lakes are in beautiful settings.


How can you get "LOST" if you know shore is in ANY direction and less
than 15 miles away?????? This isn't "Lost", it is only incompitance....

Bruce in Alaska June 29th 07 02:49 AM

30 footer: which radar/GPS plotter/sonar?
 
In article ,
Marc Heusser alid
wrote:

I have narrowed it down to Furuno and Simrad - Simrad seems to have the
edge with radar, and similar reliability.


only because the OEM is closer to you, than Japan. Check the High Seas
Fishing Fleets, they use Furuno Radars, 3 to 1 over Simrads, and there
IS a reason for that.

Bruce in alaska
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Larry June 29th 07 05:50 AM

30 footer: which radar/GPS plotter/sonar?
 
Bruce in Alaska wrote in news:bruceg-
:

Not for a "Working Vessel" but maybe for a Pleasure Craft......
Good Radar Antennas, don't just happen, they are designed
and bigger IS Better...... if you can afford them.....



I know! We used to bounce the AN/SPS-30 massive monster off the moon...(c;

That thing would cut a seagull, right out of the air at 50 yards!

Larry
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