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Ben E. has a GX6000, perhaps he can chime in with his experience with that radio. I currently have a Raymarine Ray90 and I've been very happy with it....

I was just at the Miami boat show hoping Vesper might have something new to show. But, alas, nothing new just yet. I know they're working on somethi...

Definitely interesting stuff. I think it's pretty easy to forget GPS availability isn't guaranteed. And it's pretty frightening to think of how much ...

What Steve describes is a great alternative if you're comfortable putting ends on the cable and in fact, I've had Raymarine recommend exactly this. I...

One quick clarification. The part number Steve referenced above (A06045) is a spur adapter, not a backbone adapter. Raymarine uses different connect...

Good morning Alex, You're looking for Garmin's BlueChart G3 cartography. Here's an article from when it was announced: And here's Garmins press rel...

Gilbert, From what you describe I believe the most efficient means of connecting will be using Seatalk. If you introduce newer equipment that utilize...

One other thought... VHF radios and AIS benefit the least from brand unity. I believe the more specialized VHF and AIS brands typically make the full...

Steve, I'm inclined to give you the same advice I give everyone, even though I know you have a lot more foundation in this than most people who ask th...

Doug, You mention the notion of a limited budget but I'm not sure what you have in mind. I am a big fan of what Raymarine is producing for $850 with ...

Woody, I'm not aware of any manufacturers with such a product now and it sounds like you concur it's not currently offered. My own sonar knowledge is...

Rich, The WebWhip is a rebranded Ubiquiti Titanium Bullet. It uses the Ubiquiti AirOS interface. I did a comparison of the user interfaces of severa...

Bruce, Though these issues may be related there's also a good chance you have three separate issues. First, let's take your heading issue. This soun...