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Date Posted: - Thursday - 07/27/06 - 9:58pm
Author: GeneVT TM36C 'SANDPIPER' (did I get it Bill?)
Subject: Depth Sounders?
In reply to: Mike - Mariner 40- Chaser 's message, "Depth sounders anyone!!" on - Thursday - 07/27/06 - 11:29am

Depth sounders are good to CONFIRM groundings!

I wish I could find one the would show the real depth in real time. Most of them lag by at least one full boat length while moving at a minimum speed....

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[> [> depth sounders -- Craig M31-25 Hibou, - Monday - 07/31/06 - 8:43pm

Yes, I was monitoring the depth sounder, mainly to find how far off it was. Did I mention both groundings were while anchored with an outgoing tide? It turns out we don't find the bottom unless the depth sounder reads 15". Now I know what to expect. :-)


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