Waste not, want not: how to stretch your electronics dollars

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There are ways of stretching the money allocated for electronics expenses when outfitting a boat. Boat owners can buy all-in-one units, boost performance by buying depth transducers and antennas or wait for prices to go down. They can also opt to just rent instead of buying chart cartridges.

Author: Englert, Ken

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Size wise; fixed vs. handheld: what's right for you?

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Both portable and fixed electronic navigation/communication devices can help recreational boaters avoid accidents and facilitate rescues. The advantages and disadvantages of the two types of devices are detailed. Boaters who can afford both types are encouraged to buy both.

Author: Englert, Ken
Aids to navigation, Navigation aids

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The price is right

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Several marine electronics equipment are available on the market. These include Global Positioning Systems, fishfinders, radars and combination units. There are also accessories designed to complement electronics systems such as antennas, transducers and mounting brackets.

Author: Englert, Ken
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Subjects list: Purchasing, Equipment and supplies, Navigation systems, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats, Electronics in navigation
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