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Geez, Randy, even 13.27 GB -- Garmin's number, I think -- is a BIG download. If I did that using my "unlimited" Verizon plan, it would use almost all ...

Hi Mic, I had lunch with Nigel last weekend and we talked Fireflies among other things. Here's what I know so far: * The original U.S. manufactured Fi...

Hi Brig, After a lot of use, I'm still impressed with the original Quantum, especially given its cost and lightness. Ray has also significantly improv...

Hi Rich, I found the manual at Shakespeare's WebWhip site and the setup is familiar from other WiFi bridges I've tried. Where are you having trouble? ...

I don't know the details yet but apparently the Actisense DST2 easily solved the problem on Peter's boat. Cool!

The word from Actisense was: "The DST-200 should work fine with this – most transducers have a fair bit of leeway anyway on their centre frequency." I...

The DST2 manual says "Depth sounding frequency tolerance around the designed frequency is -2 +2 kHz," which seems very close. Plus I don't think that ...

Incidentally, Raymarine seems to have discontinued the Depth Pod that Rod appeared to be using back in 2010. They do have the ITC-5 converter than can...

Bless Standard Horizon for keeping all their old manuals online (and don't know how Google missed it). Actisense is distributed in the U.S. by Gemeco ...

Hi Peter, I can't find a manual for the DS45 online. Do you have a link, by chance? And what does the transducer look like -- fixed or in a casing tha...

Hi Bruce, Garmin let me replace the 24xHD radar I long tested on Gizmo with the Fantom 24 back in late 2016, and I subsequently wrote this review: Th...

Hmm...back on PC and can't say that phone interface to this Forum is great, but my reply from Pixel 2 XL with Android 8.1.0 did work.

Hi Dan, I agree about date formatting, but if this posts I am on same Pixel and Android

Thanks for the update, Mark, but are you saying you got hit by lightning twice? PS That Navico schematic is impressive.

Yes, thermal works fine in daytime. Usually sees right through glare on the water because that's light not heat. However, it does not see well through...