@@FishinwithSquirrel you did a great job. I had seen them but had no clue why. You really explained well and in depth. And using the buoy as a brush pile example was genius
thank you for the point 1 antenna video I like when you talk about the setting, down scan, sidescan and sonar. It ben hard for me to put all this to gather I just installed the point 1 and rewird clear power hardness. please keep makeing more video on the hds I like how to videos thank you I in joy you videos.
Thank You for watching my channel Mark. If you ever have anything specific you would like me to make a video on, please leave it in the comments. I’ll do my best. I’m not a professional, just someone who likes the outdoors 🐿👍
On a Garmin, you can use GPS, GLONAS, Galileo all at the same getting an error rate down to 5 feet. Many people are not aware of this feature and then add a $140 SteadyCast
I have raymarine element I'm considering the garmin gps24xd w/ heading sensor over the rays none headinsensoe puck,my vessel has a metal roof blocking 3rd overhead satilite.
Hi there! Im fishing on a kayak and got Elite FS and Im thinking about to buy point 1 antena. I want to ask something: I noticed that there's a 3-4 secs delay on my GPS movements. I mean I'm on my way to a way point and once stop completely the GPS still moving and that's so annoying so I wonder if point 1 antena will solve that problem. Good vid BTW 👌
The GPS works off of movement only. That’s how the map shows your direction, only when you move. The delay may be a result of the signal your unit is receiving. A point 1 will help with both. It’s has an internal compass to keep your orientation correct on the map. You will also get a stronger signal so your error/ accuracy will be a lot tighter. Thanks for the view!🐿
Just to be clear. The point one will not completely take the delay you are talking about away. It’s not so much a delay as it not being accurate down to a foot. If you turn on the track feature on your unit and stay parked to a dock, you will not see a single dot. It will set a lot of jumbled circles like you are moving around. This is because it’s not perfectly accurate. The point one will be a little better but still not perfect. However, when you are sitting still, the point 1 will keep your curser from spinning around like a top on your map if you have North up. If you have heading up like I run on my map, it will keep the map from spinning all over the place when you are sitting still. Just wanted to clarify becausea point 1 is about $200 bucks and I don’t want you to be dissatisfied. I love mine and would buy another if it messed up. Don’t forget the Point 1 runs off of the NMEA 2000 network. So, You will need a NEMA starter kit ($70) has everything you need, cables, power cable, and tees.
Hello!! I would like to ask a question about point-1! When I installed point-1 on my elite fs9, and was ready to calibrate, I found that the rate of turn was already 5-6 degrees, but my boat was tied to the shore and didn't move! What is the reason?
Be sure your point one is not mounted around anything magnetic 🧲 ex carbon steel ect. Check your location with a compass. Then calibrate in the middle of the lake away from bridges. Bridges are full of steel. Hope this helps. 🐿
I mounted my point 1 at the back of the boat by the transducer for accuracy when marking waypoints. I would check the location with a standard compass. If there is no magnet interference then you should be good.
Thank you
Probably the first to explain exactly what the Puck actually does.
Adding a NMEA 2000 backbone and a SteadyCast heading sensor was a game changer for me. I can now orient my maps to my boat.
Interesting comparison never gave it much thought. Thanks for the video!
Thanks Dan. Appreciate you watching brother 🐿
Good video!
The Point-1 is every single penny worth it! 👍👍
I'm using it for years now and fishing and approaching waypoints is a bless now. ❤️
Thanks Dutch Fisherman. I couldn’t agree more! 🐿
I've always wondered about those. Excellent video. Thank you for sharing
Thanks Chad. I hope I explained it well without being too boring 👍🐿
@@FishinwithSquirrel you did a great job. I had seen them but had no clue why. You really explained well and in depth. And using the buoy as a brush pile example was genius
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That boat is really cool!
Thank You Julie !🐿
That was awsome. Thank you
Thank you for watching Kylie! 🐿
thank you for the point 1 antenna video I like when you talk about the setting, down scan, sidescan and sonar. It ben hard for me to put all this to gather I just installed the point 1 and rewird clear power hardness. please keep makeing more video on the hds I like how to videos thank you I in joy you videos.
Thank You for watching my channel Mark. If you ever have anything specific you would like me to make a video on, please leave it in the comments. I’ll do my best. I’m not a professional, just someone who likes the outdoors 🐿👍
Very helpful! Thank you!
Happy it helped you out. Thank you for watching! 🐿
Very informative video. Thanks
Thank You Phillip ! 🐿
On a Garmin, you can use GPS, GLONAS, Galileo all at the same getting an error rate down to 5 feet. Many people are not aware of this feature and then add a $140 SteadyCast
I have raymarine element I'm considering the garmin gps24xd w/ heading sensor over the rays none headinsensoe puck,my vessel has a metal roof blocking 3rd overhead satilite.
Great video thank you!
Thank You for watching!🐿
Hi there!
Im fishing on a kayak and got Elite FS and Im thinking about to buy point 1 antena. I want to ask something:
I noticed that there's a 3-4 secs delay on my GPS movements. I mean I'm on my way to a way point and once stop completely the GPS still moving and that's so annoying so I wonder if point 1 antena will solve that problem.
Good vid BTW 👌
The GPS works off of movement only. That’s how the map shows your direction, only when you move. The delay may be a result of the signal your unit is receiving. A point 1 will help with both. It’s has an internal compass to keep your orientation correct on the map. You will also get a stronger signal so your error/ accuracy will be a lot tighter. Thanks for the view!🐿
Just to be clear. The point one will not completely take the delay you are talking about away. It’s not so much a delay as it not being accurate down to a foot. If you turn on the track feature on your unit and stay parked to a dock, you will not see a single dot. It will set a lot of jumbled circles like you are moving around. This is because it’s not perfectly accurate. The point one will be a little better but still not perfect. However, when you are sitting still, the point 1 will keep your curser from spinning around like a top on your map if you have North up. If you have heading up like I run on my map, it will keep the map from spinning all over the place when you are sitting still. Just wanted to clarify becausea point 1 is about $200 bucks and I don’t want you to be dissatisfied. I love mine and would buy another if it messed up. Don’t forget the Point 1 runs off of the NMEA 2000 network. So, You will need a NEMA starter kit ($70) has everything you need, cables, power cable, and tees.
That was interesting. Thank You for sharing. Stay Safe Squirrel!!
Thank you Wayne! I appreciate you watching 🐿
Hello!! I would like to ask a question about point-1!
When I installed point-1 on my elite fs9, and was ready to calibrate,
I found that the rate of turn was already 5-6 degrees,
but my boat was tied to the shore and didn't move! What is the reason?
Be sure your point one is not mounted around anything magnetic 🧲 ex carbon steel ect. Check your location with a compass. Then calibrate in the middle of the lake away from bridges. Bridges are full of steel. Hope this helps. 🐿
If mounted next to the graph will it couse interferance
I mounted my point 1 at the back of the boat by the transducer for accuracy when marking waypoints. I would check the location with a standard compass. If there is no magnet interference then you should be good.