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If you live in Massachusetts, it may soon be the law that you have to have
one. A compass and chart can save your life if you get fogged in, or are making a crossing to someplace that you can't see. They're two of the most important things you can have. Personally, when paddling in fog, or someplace new, I have a chart, compass and GPS with me. It's saved my sorry butt on more than one occasion when fog rolled in unexpectedly. Wayne "James F. Aguiar" wrote in message ... I am very new to this kayak sport and I have noticed that many kayakers add compasses to their kayak.....is this an over kill....where does one expect to go where they would need a compass.....Don't get me wrong, I love the whole thing because I just bought a CapeHorn 170 and mounted a Richie compass on it and it looks really nice.....I just hope I don't get razzled on it...Jim |
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