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![]() I've got a Garmin GPS76 at the helm that provides all the functionality I really need, backed up with a direct connection to the PC running Fugawi at the nav station. Unfortunately, I no longer have teenaged eyes and the combination of small size, lack of contrast, rain, darkness, etc. can make it hard to read at the most important moments. I'm at the point where I can still read the phone book, but only in good light and probably getting a little worse. I wear 1.75 dime store glasses to read in bed and nothing at the computer screen. I'm sure there are others on this route. I would like to hear from anybody else with 50ish eyes who has moved on to a better display. How much is enough? Should I just bite the bullet and buy a big screen? Or should I keep a pair of half glasses at the helm? (which might not help the rain issue) Thanks, Ryk |
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