99% of boating is on the cheap.... If not, Searay, Bayliner, Regal and
the rest of the Freshwater boat brands would never sell a boat to the
coastal community and the only small boats would be whalers with twins
and the only cruisers would be Nordhaven.

Where safety is concerned though and you are out of swimming distance...
..redundancy is king... get them both.



Larry wrote:
Captain Joe Redcloud wrote in
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Every time? Which one works better when your boat has capsized in bad
conditions and you are in the water? Which one works better when you
are in your dinghy, headed to your boat at night, the motor dies and
you are being swept out to sea by a strong current? I can think of
many cases where I would find a handheld MUCH more useful. That's why
I have both.


Commodore Joe Redcloud



Boating on the cheap.....a disaster in the making....