Fr J Hackett
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Phew
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Pete7
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Looks like a modern day version of "Battleships", presumably you were just checking the location of the flare box at this point 
Pete
Pete
photodog
Lord High Commander of Upper Broughton and Gunthor
You shouldnt be out playing with all those big boys.
It'll only end in tears.
It'll only end in tears.
FullCircle
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Can someone explain the problem?
drawkins
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why are you in the middle of the Figaro fleet?
nimbusgb
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How did you get AIS to overlay the map screen. No amount of tinkering would get it to work on my setup. Could only get the e80 data on the radar screen.
Interesting logos in the top right of your screen too. My Autopilot is connected to the e-80 and will follow a course set on it but I don't get the autopilot logo and wheel display.
??
( drat! looks like I missed setting the AIS layer on the charts )
Interesting logos in the top right of your screen too. My Autopilot is connected to the e-80 and will follow a course set on it but I don't get the autopilot logo and wheel display.
??
( drat! looks like I missed setting the AIS layer on the charts )
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Fr J Hackett
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Erm I dunno, the ais is a Easy AIS the NMEA output of which is connected directly to the E120 and the autopilot a Raymarine S3g is connected into the Seatalk network. Surprisingly it was plug and play and has worked OK, the only problem is a long term drift of the heading display which I periodically reset. The compass sensor was used with a previous autopilot with no problems.
Is your pilot a Raymarine and connected via seatalk?