Tradewinds
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Oops sorry - missed your offering (obviously)Lakesailored?
Oops sorry - missed your offering (obviously)Lakesailored?
Because if I'm sleeping, I don't want to be woken by an alert from a ship thirty miles away.
I want max range on my AIS receiver where I can adjust the alarm setting but not on the Echomax where I can't!
I will rely on the Echomax also to pick up small craft with radar but without AIS and, again, don't want to know until they are maybe four miles away.
But I welcome the debate.
Tony.
Then turn off the alert! That's what the switch is for. The opposition, unless it's non-radar, will see your return and steer to miss.
If you're long-distance single handing, then your requirements are very different from those of us who sail crewed.
Also, don't forget to add your Echomax to your Radio License!
Tony.
There is a category for it!
After all, it transmits!
It is classified as a Ship Radar Target Enhancer (Active).
Look at your record on the Ofcom site and you will find the option there.
Tony.
A thread drift for Comrade Red - didn't Milton get in just ahead of Tilman? - or have I missed something?