Would this work on the Great Lakes as well (Eastern? or on setting tables?)
900218
Instructions for setting clock do come with clock. Check Manufacturer's info for details.
900219
The clock is no different than any closer ck in that it will work anywhere. You set separate needles for the tides according to when they are in your location very easy
279343
While I do not use the referenced Kreg table, I have looked at it and as another responder said, I can see no reason why it would not work, as you reference off the fence, not the channels in the table. It is a heavy sled and I have experienced no problems on my Incra systems. Good luck and yes it is a good product.
1967665
I haven't done any travel in Canada, but I know that mine has the eastern, Midwest, western U.S., and Canada maps loaded in the system. I had no problems traveling from Ohio to California... So my guess would be that the Canada maps would be accurate as well.
2106818
Yep - pressure and "float" height are adjustable, cleans very quickly, then you have to use standard wand for places the housing could not get in to - great tool. I have used it on concrete and PT wood deck, height adjustment is handy if you have cupped boards/popped nails, etc. I used it to prep deck for Restore product application. No worries. Full pressure WILL roughen wood surface on new boards, at least with my 2700psi washer.
1075797
I commercial fish in Alaska, but was very satisfied with the navigation charts that were pre-loaded with the Garmin 700-C. I'm sure the Great Lakes charts are very good and you will have no problem finding your way home.
22542
If you are referring to an adjustable chart speed, yes. If you are talking about declining performance based in the speed of the boat, I don't know. I use mine on a float tube so it works fine.
804143
To be honest no this works better setting on table ,a stand or on the ground.
1989332
Yes. However, the 535s is primarily designed as a freshwater chartplotter and comes preloaded with U.S. inland lakes. The BlueChart G2 Vision is an enhanced offshore mapping chip. You could also use the BlueChart G2 (non-Vision) as a less expensive option if you're just looking for offshore mapping capability. Although the 535s is a discontinued product, the following link will provide all the mapping options available: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-water/discontinued/gpsmap-535-535s/prod8108.html
23010
the yellow block fits onto the main black plastic net post in 4 possible positions, for four different table thicknesses, then just slide it on t the table, easy, nothing to tighten, but not adjustable. If your table isn't one of those thicknesses (you have a non standard table), you will have to make something yourself, or return it. Works great on standard 1/2" and 3/4" tables, and I assume 1" tables.
1014360
it has always worked for me - I'm in north east US and it was a brutal 2013- 2014 winter - the water never froze - making me and the birds very happy. just make sure you get the correct wattage extension cord.
2193311
I don't believe it does. I use it on the Great Lakes where tides are not an issue.
78312
i think it would work there ! its a great table ! all metal and glass so should hold up very well if it gets a little wet !
62436
If you look at the GB website, they specifically say that Niagara is for water and Baron for oil. They also note that Niagara may work with oil but will be pumping much slower. It means - for sailboat owner like me - that one has to have two pumps, Niagara for bilge and other water accumulating places and Baron for oil. Just a bit expensive but no mess like with the hand pump. Besides, a good hand pump costs the same $60 or about.
424511
I would say it can, as long as you have a deck that is fairly level to the top of your pool. Then again, you could always set it on something to make it level.
946178
Sorry, I don't remember. My plotter is on the boat in storage since September. (I bought a lake chip for sailing here in ND and it works great.)
2108170
HUS039R - US All & Canadian West Coast g2 Hi Jerry, I'm no expert, but I've spent a little time researching this and I think you need "HUS039R - US All & Canadian West Coast g2." I suggest you follow the below link and see the interactive map for yourself. Goto https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-water/echomap-70s/maps/on-the-water-maps/bluechart-g2/prod6452.html and click the blue link beneath the words BlueChart G2 that says "Interactive coverage map." Once there, type the word "Alaska" and then click "Get Results". The search engine will find two items. Go to the map and zoom out until you can see the entire Pacific waters. Next, hover your mouse pointer over the results item called "US039R." An orange box will appear over the map indicating the map coverage area. Hope this helps. EW N.O. Louisiana
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I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.