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I thought if you press MOB button it would show position?
Hi Taras,
Maybe, but which is the MOB button? Would you know on a new-to-you boat when your loved one had just gone over the side. Also, most show the way back to the POB, not sure they show a lat and long. Bottom line, in my view lat and long should always be within view.