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RL70C inside the cabin
Started this discussion. Last reply by Moderator - Raymarine, US Apr 9, 2013. 1 Reply 1 Like
Dear all,Cheers to everyone. I am new to the forum.My question is slightly different. I bought recently a boat in Brazil, which came with the RL70C (with a scanners needing a review), ST4000+ and…Continue
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Carlos Varela posted a discussionRL70C inside the cabin
Dear all,Cheers to everyone. I am new to the forum.My question is slightly different. I bought recently a boat in Brazil, which came with the RL70C (with a scanners needing a review), ST4000+ and ST60+ instruments. I have the charts updated to the last version of the available paper charts for the region I sail. The problem is the location of the screen, at the navigation table, on the bulkhead facing to the front of the boat. Even if I rush from the cockpit to the cabin to check the plotter…See More
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