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Go with the smallest compass. Your GPS duplicates most of your compass functions. I have just the small standard compass on my Parker, and I carry a small bearing compass in my waterproof box. True but I still have a habit of following a heading and the eyes aren't what they used to be. :-) My main concern will be stability - I hate a compass that swings while underway. Nice rig, by the way. SeaPro makes some good value boats. Thanks - we looked at a bunch of brands at the boat show and Sea Pro seemed to offer more of the features we wanted at the best price. A test ride was comforting - nice ride in pretty good chop and no spray - even quartering into the wind (but I'm sure I'll soon find a combination to get us soaked). |
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