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It all depends what you do with your boat. If all you want to do is
travel from port to port, by all means use the GPS (and please..., get a chartplotter.... a handheld? What are you in..., a canoe?). You'd be hard pressed to find a chart or boating guide that posted TD's anymore. However, if you use your boat to fish or dive - like I do - there are thousands of great numbers out there that are still in TD's, and only the Loran owner can find them. And please don't tell me your GPS will accept TD's .... the conversions are notoriously innacurate..., I wouldn't trust them to put me within a quarter mile of the spot. I've got a SeaRanger Loran and a Garman 320 chartplotter/sounder. I also have a loran book from my dive club that contains nearly a thousand TD's in the Gulf of Mexico, and am slowly converting them to lat/lons, I love that old machine!. |
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