T&T: A Radar Question and ARPA
Truelove39 at aol.com
Truelove39 at aol.com
Tue Aug 19 07:08:49 EDT 2008
Hi Jim,
I second Gil's recommendation on the Furuno 19 series. We have the 1942,
which has ARPA and ARPA is wonderful. However, you will find, once you have
AIS, how long it takes from acquisition for ARPA to become really accurate. If
you are watching both, trust the AIS!
John
Gil wrote:
> I think you asked about a stand alone radar (not integrated). If so, I'd
suggest that Furuno's best attribute is their radar function. They still
make
stand alone radar systems, such as the1932MK2 with a CRT display. I had this
on a previous boat and can you you it's great at target acquisition. I could
see birds taking off in the distance or the nasty fish stakes at night in the
Chesapeake. I didn't have the ARPA option, so I can't speak to it.
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