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Posts posted by Andre wallyandre
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Navionics+ US and Canada
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Îm going to try with the LiveSight from Lowrance for thé next season. Similar to the PS-30 but with a 60 deg. Instead of 40on the Garmin.
Will see.
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You can buy regional Navionics card base on where you intend to fish and you can view what they look here:
https://webapp.navionics.com/?lang=fr#boating@6&key=a%60ghGvhezM
and I would say that the HOOK2 will give you a crispier view. The only Navionics card not compatible are the Platinum.
Once you are on the chart viewer zoom in until you can activate sonarchart on the blue button on the bottom left corner of the page
You can view the region and prices here: https://www.navionics.com/usa/charts?charts=NavionicsPlus&fn1/
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Some clarifications and help on that post:
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There is some talks about converting mechanical steering to hydraulic specially for the I/O;
There is some infos that I think will be appreciate:
Most popular (Mercruiser):
Power Assist steering =
Power steering pump that is operated by the engine power pump which moves the Mercruiser power cylinder (not the Teleflex cylinder) . Cylinder required HC5328-3 to work with a SeaStar Helm pump and lines. You will have a hydraulic power assist steering, meaning, a hydraulic helm pump (HH5271-3), two steering lines, that run down to a power assist cylinder (HC5328) which in turn screws into the Mercruiser power assist cylinder (Mercruiser part) that is run from the power pump and this Mercruiser cylinder is connected directly to the drive.
Non power assist steering =
No power pump and/or power steering cylinder (no Mercruiser cylinder on board, no power pump) requires manual Hydraulic cylinder # HC5332. This means that all that you will have is a helm pump (at the steering wheel), two steering lines, going to a steering cylinder attached directly to the outdrive (HC5332).
With no power assist you will be manually moving the steering wheel, meaning that there is no power assist.
Application guide: http://www.seastarsolutions.com/products/hydraulic-new/sterndrive-steering-new/- 1
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The best outfitter in the province of Quebec Air Tamarac are in Harrisburgh
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At this moment the Ghost is limited to a 47" shaft; 52" is coming but still to short for my usage. So, standby
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@JTM203SOUTH Needs to be connect. Helm-1 feature a variable voltage rudder feedback sensor. Only compatible with NAC-1 autopilot computer.
So in the ap set-up you choose rudder feedback instead of virtual rudder feedback
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@dbitting: Nice set-up
Be sure that both unit are running the same software version (very important)
Save wpts not necessary that you save settings because you need to start from the beginning
Put everything ON then to a autoconfiguration
Then after that go to network and sources and verify if the right sources are enable.
Once you got youre system running as it should save the settings so you won't have to start over again. But in the case you still have problem try to do a hard reset (this why you save youre waypoints on a sd card)
I can sent you my personnal cell phone # and you call me once you are in the boat. Another very impostant thing: be sure that you have 12.3 volts and more at the units.
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Before I forgot there is also a important update for the NAC-1:
NAC-1 Software Update
Release Date: 3 October 2018
Version: 1.0.03
We are pleased to announce a software update for the NAC-1 autopilot computer.
Some customers have reported that the NAC-1 is not memorising external feedback sources like RF25 or analog signal into NAC-1 computer. After repowering the unit could randomly select VRF.
The software has been improved to prevent this from happening.
Software upgrade can be done from AP44/48 and IS42 using USB, MFD using the SD or microSD card slot, or by using the ST10 and swup tool software.
Download NAC-1 Software Update
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@dbitting: some explanaton for the Point-1 and Point-1AP: Point-1 and Point-1 AP have different software with different dampening characteristics. Point-1 is optimised for stabilizing the chart display and for radar overlay, Point-1 AP with much less dampening is optimized for autopilot usage.
I would like to know exactly a list of all youre Lowrance electronics on youre boat.
I will also post some pics of troubleshooting on this post
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I agree
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Yes there is a rudder available for the NAC1; RF40 a medium-duty rudder feedback. Comes with a 50ft cable. Plug & play to a NAC-1 or a NAC-2 Part#: 000-14439-001 Sgg retail price: $419.
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4 hours ago, JTM203SOUTH said:
I recently purchased A Lowrance Cable steer A/P new . It will be run with a Gen 2 HDS .Unlike the captioned schematic,the installation instructions which came with my unit did not show the Rudder Feedback cable being plugged into the NAC-1 or anything else. I contacted Lowrance tech service and was told nothing plugs into the feedback port on Lowrance units which doesn't seem to make sense. I have asked them to confirm or clarify this info, but have not heard back from them. Does anyone know if this is correct ? Thanks.
In the schematic the no was for a previous question. As written it is compatible with the Gen2, Gen2 Touch, Gen3, Carbon and Live. The NAC1 computer does have a rudder plug because I think they use the same box for the NAC1 and the NAC2. I will try to dig a little more on this and let you know. I'm pretty sure it's only a virtual rudder. I run my boat w/o a rudder and it's straight has a arrow
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Boarding for the 2020 flight is announced!
Carry only the best memories of 2019 in your luggage ...
leave lost moments to bad times.
The duration of your trip will be exactly 12 months.
Your next stopovers are: Health, Love, Joy, Harmony, Prosperity and Peace.
The Captain offers you the following menu, served during the flight:
Friendship cocktail
Supreme of good health
Gratin of prosperity
Excellent news set
Success salad
Happiness log
All accompanied by bursts of laughter.
Have a good and pleasant trip on flight 2020 but don't forget your friends who are currently fighting a sickness or a disease.Happy New Years everyone!!
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On Facebook: It is with a sorrowful heart that I tell you that my father, Jim Stafford is in the last days of his life. This will make me unavailable to customers as I spend these precious final moments with him and family. The store will continue to be open, but I will not be responding to emails or messenger for the immediate future.
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Vsamething in Plattsburgh NY
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13 hours ago, Fishsteelers said:
Thanks, two more questions: Where are you located?
Ever been in salt water? Thanks
I personnaly know the seller; have been fishing in his boat.
Nothing wrong with this motor; seller is meticulous with his maintenance.
Can be buy w/o any worries.
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44 minutes ago, Yankee Troller said:
Stick with a Garmin AP and you wont have to get an AP disply. You can control it right through your Garmin head unit. Does the boat have hydraulic steering?
Same with Lowrance and Simrad; full control through the head unit
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Îm a Lowrance user and use à MG Xi5 and if I want to follow a contour I create a route over that contour and I tell the MG to follow the route; I can also use my hydraulic ap Nac-1 to do the same