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JohnC wrote in message . ..
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 20:52:50 -0400, "JGK" wrote: Just curious as to the accuracy between the two. The speedometer in my boat is a standard speedo nothing special, the GPS is a Hummingbird Matrix 25 which I just got a week or two ago. After a few outings I noticed that there is at times a considerable difference between the two and other times they seem spot on. Can't quite figure that one out. Would a head current account for the boats speedometer to appear at a higher MPH than the GPS? Yes, the speedometer is relative speed to water, GPS is actual speed over surface of earth. correct and add to it that boat speedometers are often just speed estimators ... not very precise .. Matt |
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