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Hey folks ... remember me?
Our Simrad CP32 DGPS chart plotter has a permanently mounted internal battery that died last year. It now thinks its in Fort Lauderdale whenever we turn it on (wishful thinking perhaps?) and it takes about ten minutes before it gets disappointed and figures out where we really are. Battery replacement requires a return to Simrad and a hundred bucks plus shipping (although I've been considering doing it myself). So I'm thinking that, since I'm frustrated with the monochrome screen anyway, and it does not have WAAS (although it does receive differential) maybe its time for a new GPS chartplotter. The Standard Horizon units have definitely caught my eye. Our VHF is a Standard Horizon and it is definitely first class. The prices certainly seem right. The screens seem to refresh quickly. Looks like they're easy to program and visible in sunlight. Local boat show is this weekend and there are deals to be had. Wondering if anyone's had experience with Standard Horizon GPS chart plotters - good or bad? Any other recommendations? Larry Weiss "...Ever After!" "a little after..." ps: Anyone interested in the Simrad? (It is a good unit really - will work fine with a new battery). |
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