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Thanks! I love the pic too and got one printed and framed for my office. Makes me smile! That said she's an almost 2 German Shepard that's FULL OF ENERGY and LOVES everyone and everything. Problem is not everyone and everything loves her back! lol

Carlee keeping an eye on the rifraf that hang out at marinas in Port St Joe, FL.

Thanks for posting and I'll be following along. I hope to do a piece of the trip in the fall.

In. This place has been so helpful... thanks for reminding me!

Love the fridge underway and love the icecubes it makes for my bourbons at night.

Just got the newest BoatUS magazine today (April/May 2018) and it has a several page article on AIS (starts on page 44). Great timing!

I have the Garmin GPH Reactor Hydraulic and it does not do a good job at low speeds. Fantastic on a plane however! I absolutely love it on a plane!

I have the Icom M324 Vhf Radio Black IC-M324 01 which has Common NMEA Interface When receiving DSC information from another vessel, the IC-M324/G can transfer it to a navigational device via NMEA 0183 connectivity. and MA-500TR AIS transponder compatible. Which I think means I need to buy one...

Got it! I'm on it!

Sorry Dr Bob. I have a 2017 Garmin 741xs with the RADAR package and just added the 1040xs.

Dr Bob will my existing equipment receive ASI transmissions or do I need to buy something?

Smart.

The above posters are missing the obvious.

I have the radar on at all times now too. How does the AIS work?

1,720 foot tall wave in 1958. Biggest wave every recorded. Just don't think about this when you're up there :shock: :D lol https://geology.com/records/biggest-tsunami.shtml

Yep. In places that I've never been I mark my position on the chart every 1/2 hour. It gives me peace of mind.

I have the garmin AP and it works great on a plane but not so great going 5-8 knots.

I absolutely love the autopilot on my boat. LOVE IT!

I'm at work (so I'm not having as much fun as you guys) and I want to see some photos!! Thanks!