I'm just getting into boating so sorry if stupid questions.1.will it show the local waterways so we don't run aground? 2. Can you take it off split
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This gps sucks save the time and money and get a 441s garmin i think these cheeper amazon ones are factory second and don't operate as they should, had mine for a few weeks and have had nothing but issues with it , just my two cents
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U can buy a SD card with ur local water ways on it,,and yes u can turn off split
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Hello John,I believe this means that you can split screen. One for normal mode with fishes and beeps and the other for down scanning images (see branches and such). Boat is going into the water tomorrow then ill can put it to the test :)
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Should be no problem in a closed body of water without waves or strong winds. One could paddle this boat, however it is set up for rowing.
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I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
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The unit itself is ready to go. However, most users of this unit attach it to a swivel mount of some type so it can be viewed from various locations in the boat.
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I have a rail on the side of my deck. I tie the awning to the top of the rail. It is kind of weak to be left open if it is not tied down. I leave it open unless I see a storm is coming. Without the rail, I think with the wind I have, it would have been torn up by now. It fills up with water, when it rains. With tying it down, I have to dump the water out after the rain stops. I guess it was made to put down when you need it and rolled up as soon as you don't need it.
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Debbie the PN-60 will show you right where you were on the river as well as a basic map of the river. I would also add areal photos as an extra purchase download from DeLorm so I could better see what was around the next corner.
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Wendi, spend another $20 and get a boat that works, The controller quit after 2 hrs. The boat did rip pretty good in the river. for a while..
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I take mine off every time I put the boat up. Yes, they're easy to install and take off. Just use an allen wrench to make sure they're tight, so they don't move around when boating or trailering. Just loosen and unplug. I store them in the original box.
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I don't know yet. I live on a lake but do not have the pier or boat in yet. Will know in a few weeks
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Lake may be to choppie, the boat has to have full contact with water in order to activate the sensor. Hope this helps. Mark
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It is quite easy to paddle solo. I have paddled in both the middle and rear positions in flat water, no problem. I have not paddled solo in whitewater, would choose to paddle from the middle should I do so. Inasmuch as the Sea Eagle is an inflatable, it is a little sluggish when paddling solo.Grant in Seattle
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You shouldn't need a license, at least in the US, as long as you are using it from the water and for water related uses (talking to a harbor, contacting another boat, calling for help is case of an emergency).
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Not too bad, but it is a square fronted boat. I wouldn't want to paddle a long distance.
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Our boat (and ladder) are in storage, so I can't give you an exact answer... Sorry :(
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I do, but it's not recommended to go by yourself. Bring a life jacket and a leash for your paddle. Rough water can be a challenge for any boat, so just know what you're getting yourself into. Also, pay attention to the tide. If you're paddling to shore while the tide is going out, you're going to be worn out. Just use common sense and keep your head above water and you should be fine. This is a beginner kayak, so it is much easier to balance than most kayaks. 3 other things I would strongly recommend you bringing with you: 1. An anchor, 2. Water, 3. A snack in a dry box. Hope I helped, have fun!
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It floats on the surface of the water, but once you stop you can't get moving again without something to launch from. Its not something you generally use far from shore.