August 2023. The Garmin OnDeck will be uninstalled and soon replaced with another solution. Had a few inches of water in the bilge. A remote monitoring solution should have let me know that my bilge pumps were not working.
Latest Garmin OnDeck software 14.10 made no changes to the bilge pump issue. Garmin states that the product "works as designed". Sensing bilge pumps will not show. I can also report that Savvy Navvy routes import into the chartplotters without any issues so far. It seems to make sense to have a backup to ones primary charts (Garmin/Navionics) to come from a different source. So far @savvynavvy does not disappoint. (Not sponsored)
It is great. When I first plugged it in the GHC 20 prompted me to calibrate it. No re-calibration needed so far after nine months. After calibration it shows up automatically on the GHC 20 as a rather thin, but long line across the bottom of the display. Seems very accurate. The shorter line in the “tile” may be just as accurate, but due to its short length it’s just harder to tell.
August 2023. The Garmin OnDeck will be uninstalled and soon replaced with another solution. Had a few inches of water in the bilge. A remote monitoring solution should have let me know that my bilge pumps were not working.
Latest Garmin OnDeck software 14.10 made no changes to the bilge pump issue. Garmin states that the product "works as designed". Sensing bilge pumps will not show. I can also report that Savvy Navvy routes import into the chartplotters without any issues so far. It seems to make sense to have a backup to ones primary charts (Garmin/Navionics) to come from a different source. So far @savvynavvy does not disappoint. (Not sponsored)
Great additions, rudder feedback is nicely integrated. How do you find it, is it accurate?
It is great. When I first plugged it in the GHC 20 prompted me to calibrate it. No re-calibration needed so far after nine months.
After calibration it shows up automatically on the GHC 20 as a rather thin, but long line across the bottom of the display. Seems very accurate. The shorter line in the “tile” may be just as accurate, but due to its short length it’s just harder to tell.
Great set-up and video. Thanks for sharing.