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Always watch your 6....at a public dock!

The NMEA 2000 networks connected to chartplotters easily give a full engine readout, radar, bottom profile, stereo control, satellite weather, AIS and are resistant to salt air corrosion. We also use 2 large GPS enabled tablets with Navionics, my PC is our 3rd backup. No free charts of...

ssobol, I just turned it on, you are right, about 3/4" of the screen is black on all 4 sides, and why the 12" looks huge in proportion to the helm station. The 9" seems good to me, maybe the next generation will go edge to edge. This one has less dead space than my old Garmins.

84? here today but there has been a stream of clouds coming up from the equator off and on for weeks, no rain, just weird!

Last stop is back to our truck and trailer in Puerto Escondido and the marina for our exploration base for April.

Bahia El Toro-Gato, a beautiful anchorage surrounded by sculptural red rocks, very remote.

Agua Verde cove, famous locally for the goats and fresh goat cheese made in the village.

Honeymoon cove on Isla Danzante is surrounded by cliffs with tremendous views from the hiking trails.

San Everisto a small fishing village is the next stop north.

1st stop north where we have been to a few times while in La Paz All great anchorages except for west winds. Coromwel wins can come up at night.

Isla San Francisco one of the favorite anchorages in the Sea.

We are looking ahead the next few days for a weather window to start back north to Puerto Escondido I am putting up some Navionics screen shots of some of our favorite anchorages between Loreto and La Paz.

My new Simrad is virtually edge to edge with 1/4" bezels. (Lowrance, B&G and Simrad all the same company but have different features for fishing, sailing and powerboats)

We are coming down from a 38 foot boat, and we love to be anchored out with all the comforts, head, fridge freezer, watermaker full electronics, and storage inside. Also a perfect size for towing to remote places for months on end, so the CD 25 is an amazing cruising boat for what we like!

I am very happy with our 9" Simrad on our 25, it seems the perfect practical size.

I know the issues with the SS lifelines, I took them off my big sailboat because they were opaque, my trailer ones are clear so I can see the condition and they are never in the water. Loose dragging chains cause wildfires in our area and are always a concern in California and another reason...

I think S.S. calipers and rugged iron disks seem like a good combo as long as you rinse them everytime.

Good article, I have rollers on my trailer and it is scary to think what could happen on a steep ramp if the winch had a problem. I put on a more heavy duty winch with a much heavier strap and along with the safety chain I breath easier. My trailer has cable trailer to hitch safeties which I...

We don't have fresh water wash down at our marina, I use a garden sprayer with salt away every time!

Sierra dwarfed by the other boats and the landscape.