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Jeff wrote in :
Ah! So you're claiming that a GPS isn't really a GPS unless it has a chartplotter, or two. Sorry, I didn't understand. And you know you're being set because that little picture of a boat keeps drifting off to one side. This is completely different from using RDF and compass, where the compass bearing will keep shifting to one side. Any GPS that has a DISPLAY is, by definition, a chart plotter. I don't know of a single, cheap, even handheld GPS that doesn't have a plotter I can put a waypoint into. There's none on the Raymarine Raystar 120, as it's a feeder GPS for the Seatalk network, which has a display, which is a chartplotter..... NO RDF has any kind of a plotter I ever saw. It points to the station on the null, duhh.. Why are we having this stupid troll? RDF is useless, now, a waste of space. Use it to weight down the trash when you dump it overboard. No, I don't have an astrolabe aboard, either! |
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