I got it immediately, it was cute, you just forgot to add: Ba-da Boom!
What the heck is up with all the ads showing up on my fav. blog (Ug Hhog), they're at the beginning and throughout the whole page. How can I turn them off? I may have to find something else to read, I refuse to have advertising pushed on me.
Jerry, I need a compass for my new boat. Ritchie is the name that comes to mind.
I already have a Garmin GPS for it.
I don't buy Fords at all. Made THAT mistake 3 times in my 60 years of driving! ALL THREE were lemons.
jerryc41 wrote:
If you plan to buy a good quality compass, avoid Tates. It's been known for over one hundred years that Tates compasses are unreliable. "He who has a Tates is lost."
Good to see the neurons are still firing, Jerry!
It was Jerry!! Some just don't "get it"!
Mark
Get a good bace line compass and learn how to use it.
I "got" it, Jerry. I guess some of the others didn't. Funny nonetheless.
As a forester that uses a compass daily you cant beat a Silva
olemikey
Loc: 6 mile creek, Spacecoast Florida
rmalarz wrote:
Along with that, the north pole is wandering a bit faster than anticipated.
--Bob
It keeps Santa on his toes!!!!!
A boat compass need to be mounted and compensated for the magnetic items in the boat, if you move a large iron or steel item you need to re do the compensation, BTW my personal preference is for a flat card type of compass over a direct read, if positioning will allow, more instinctive piloting IMHO.
I also suggest a USCG Aux Safety course that includes navigation. Bob.
jerryc41 wrote:
If you plan to buy a good quality compass, avoid Tates. It's been known for over one hundred years that Tates compasses are unreliable. "He who has a Tates is lost."
I got it, very silly. I'm surprised at how many took you seriously. Thanks.
Gee Whizz, you mean there's no Tate's Compass Company 😁😜😢🤧🤧. What am I todo now. I'll be lost without one. 😳😳
LittleRed (Ron)
(Haven't heard about Tate's in quite awhile. Thanks Jerry for posting, twas an interesting thread)
Got it!!, however 2nd the boy scout compass.
ecobin wrote:
Google maps works better than any in car system that we’ve had; and my daughters and friends agree.
The iPhone compass app is awesome.
My 60+ year old Boy Scout compass works fine also.
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