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Cure for "bouncing" 
In Response To: If I have a course plotted, ()
On most CP's you can change the rate of averaging. I have mine set for 5 seconds and the chart is nice and stable. It makes it a bit sluggish when turning, but not bad.
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- Course up or north up on your Chart Plotter?
- We like course up......
- Usually north up when in harbors, course up outside on passage.
- north up
- North up, all most always
- North up when using my AIS off shore. The
- If I have a course plotted,
- Cure for "bouncing"
- Cure for "bouncing"
- NO, Max - say it ain't so!!! Heads-up is for Sea Ray drivers, for chrissake... (grin)
- North up -always
- North up - always
- I used to be North up but ....
- I prefer course up in tight grounds, north up offshore.
- Thanks for all the responses!
- We like course up......