T&T: Anchor alarm radius

[Truelove39@aol.com]

We use an old-fashioned non-DGPS Garmin 128, IMO one of the best, most  
inexpensive and simplest units ever. So much so I still have a new one I  bought 
when they could still be had. Setting the anchor alarm for 0.03nm or 180  feet 
is pretty much fault-free on the East coast or in the Caribbean. With 90  feet 
of chain veered, we seldom get an alarm, and it's easy to see where your  
anchor is after one tide change.
 
Regards,
 
John
"Seahorse"
 
 
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