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anchorlt,
I have a hand held Garmin. When I first got it, and had tracking enabled, I piloted a course that took me under a draw bridge. The tracking showed that I was about a 1/4 mile inland, most disconcerting. I called Boat U.S. where I had bought it and was advised to "reset" the unit by depressing a button with a paper clip. After this it reported my track to be exactly right. My experience has been very positive to accuracy. Paul "anchorlt" wrote in message om... I keep reading about GPS for boats and how innacurate it can be. Why is the same not innacurate in cars? My car GPS is so accurate it tells me I am on the white line at a traffic signal stop light or in my driveway. Why not the same for boats? |
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