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PaulRainbow
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best bang for buck, raymarine vs garmin
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All of the Garmin stuff is N2K. They make a specific auto pilot core pack that works with 3rd party drives/pumps. The Axiom is...
Yesterday at 22:04
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Victran SmartShunt setup question. Can/should it be switched?
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Question 1. Yes - the shunt and other Victron devices draw some power to work, chat to each other via BlueTooth. Question 2. No -...
Yesterday at 20:03
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check how "open" the system you want to fit is, in the sense of using standard protocols so you can mix and match devices later on (as...
Yesterday at 20:00
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Well I am firmly in the Raymarine camp and never got on with Garmin! 😁 Really like our Axioms and the Quantum radar is great - had the...
Yesterday at 11:59
PaulRainbow
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best bang for buck, raymarine vs garmin
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Garmin, no question as far as i am concerned. I personally have the GPSMAP 1223XSV, excellent. I also have the Fantom 124 open array...
Yesterday at 10:12
PaulRainbow
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best bang for buck, raymarine vs garmin
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Garmin beat Raymarine, hands down. I have just ordered a replacement for a MFD that costs £2500 normally, replacement, £412 including...
Yesterday at 10:10
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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SLA preset 2 will be fine.
Yesterday at 09:01
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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In addition to measuring the battery, make sure the posts are the same layout. Double check the charging profile your charger is set...
Yesterday at 08:42
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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What do you suppose AGM batteries do ? Not true. Not true, again. AGM will be happy enough at 14.4 absorption/bulk and 13.4 float...
Sunday at 23:49
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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It's H2 that sets the alarms off.
Sunday at 23:42
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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No
Sunday at 23:38
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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"Leisure" and "Marine" batteries are starter batteries, with a bit of extra cell support (if you are lucky). The ones to avoid for bow...
Sunday at 15:44
PaulRainbow
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Carbon monoxide going off - possible causes?
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Fit one of the same size, but go for AGM. With respect to post #9, gel is a very expensive option compared to AGM, which still has the...
Sunday at 15:42
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+1 for battery problem. The alarm is sensing fumes from a battery that is suffering a cell failure. I experienced a similar problem a...
Sunday at 09:44
PaulRainbow
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Geonav 11C, GPS mushroom antenna failed, is there a battery in there?
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Obviously a man with good taste ;) Good thinking (y)
Saturday at 19:18
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