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I use both N-up and Heading-up. Heading up when the plotter is tuned
in tight for close range while navigating tricky passages. N-up when zoomed out for a lay of the land. Both have their advantages for me. On a previous boat, we had an aft facing nav station. I found that my brain took a little longer to process the picture on an aft facing radar screen that a forward facing radar screen and my wife never was able to make that transition. Having had that experience, I would avoid an aft facing radar display installation on an future boats. |
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