"Shen44" wrote in message

| My only suggestion would be to run the area with radar in good conditions
so
| that you can get a feel for what the radar is showing versus what you see.
| This can help to draw a "mind" picture of how your set shows various
objects
| and where the buoys are versus other junk.
| Since they appear to be buoyed channels with nearby land, there should be
a
| visible path through.
| Don't get hung up on using the lowest range scale .... use the one which
shows
| you the the greatest area (within reason ... i.e. you might want to be on
1.5
| or 3 mi scale at times) so that so that your screen more closely resembles
you
| chart.

Excellent Advise...... even though we all know you are usually down in the
engine room playing crib while the Wheel House sits unmanned! ;-)

CM

Excellent Advise...... even though we all know you are usually down in the
engine room playing crib while the Wheel House sits unmanned! ;-)

CM


Nah. Too bloody noisy down there.
We play in the "lounge" ..... where we have wired the alarms from the radar and
AIS to a bell. G

Shen

(Shen44) wrote in message ...
Excellent Advise...... even though we all know you are usually down in the
engine room playing crib while the Wheel House sits unmanned! ;-)

CM



Well I have found the wheelhouse chairs are the best to catch up on a
long needed nap. Thats what the radar range alarm is for.

Joe




Nah. Too bloody noisy down there.
We play in the "lounge" ..... where we have wired the alarms from the radar and
AIS to a bell. G

Shen