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Old 09 July 2017, 10:59   #21
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I'm still just ecstatic that the chart now shows me in the blue rather than in a yellowish nothing- especially having cut a dirty great hole in the console!
Yes indeed, and I'm pleased the "fix" worked. I was just adding a note of caution for others who might glance at this thread in the future and get the impression that bringing in USA geofenced plotters is a complete success story. I suppose it depends what a person wants and can budget for. In your case, you are running a pair of plotters and you don't have to use the USA unit as "Primary" which will help.
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Old 09 July 2017, 11:04   #22
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Good point Wilk.

It caused me a whole load of grief and worry until your navionics result.
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Old 09 July 2017, 11:20   #23
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Anyway - you'll enjoy two plotters. It looks like you have the Insight networked and the plotters should be "talking" seamlessly. I set them up depending what I'm at for the day. When passage making, in poor viz or offshore, one is in "Steer" mode and the other in either Radar and/or a fairly localized chart (5 mile) to show AIS traffic. Pottering about bays and coast, maybe one zoomed in/one zoomed out or maybe a Sounder display to entertain passengers who like to look at the "fish"....
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Old 10 July 2017, 17:38   #24
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Yes. The engine data will likely only run in US Gallons per Nm or some variant of the same. I bet they have nobbled litres. That and your gallons (and pints ) are only Fun-sized units.
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