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Yes, it is reset when you turn it on
In Response To: I thought the alarm reset when turned on? 
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() But the problem I have, Tom, is that I'm not over the anchor when I turn it on. If I have 100' of rode out, I would like the alarm to go off at 110' from the anchor. That way it won't go off with a wind shift or if the wind just lets up in the middle of the night.
We've come a long way from Marina Maps, haven't we?
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- Marina Maps
- It's more photographs (aerial), but marinas.com might provide some info.
- marinas.com
- VERY GOOD IDEA!
- Thanks Greg!
- Thanks Greg!
- Okay, understood
- You might be the only one using it
- I partially agree with you...
- Entering after dark
- Entering after dark can be hazardous to your health
- Totally agree.
- Well, remember what Captn' Ron said, "if
- First time into Lake Montauk was at night.
- Oh yeah, Steve is right!
- Running Agroung
- Oh yeah, Steve is right!
- First time into Lake Montauk was at night.
- Then why ask for the danger?
- Well, remember what Captn' Ron said, "if
- Totally agree.
- Entering after dark can be hazardous to your health
- I partially agree with you...
- VERY GOOD IDEA!
- marinas.com
- Good idea. Once you get it going, it could make a good app.
- Good idea. This would fit well with ActiveCaptain
- I have a few from Bay Area and PNW
- It's more photographs (aerial), but marinas.com might provide some info.
