[C320-list] Transducer depth
Warren Updike
wupdike at hotmail.com
Sun Jan 21 14:50:48 PST 2007
Adam, why worry about it. Use a weighted line to measure the actual water depth in a fixed location, say in your slip. Set your depth instrument to read that depth. Then, set the alarm at whatever depth you feel comfortable with. This way, the depth sounder gives the correct depth, yet you will get a warning when it is too shallow.
The reasoning for setting the depth at actual is in the event a guest is steering, they will, in all likelyhood, expect the displayed depth to be real.
Warren & Pattie Updike
C320, #62, 1994, "Warr De Mar"
Frog Mortar Creek, Middle River
Chesapeake Bay
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