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AlaskaProf

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Location
US of A
Vessel Name
boatless, ex: Seeadler
Vessel Make
RAWSON 41
The trawler I bought last summer came with a variety of electronics, all dated, but some worth keeping. The one most likely to go to the dumpster is a counter-intuitive Si-tex nav display on the open bridge. Not only is it user-hostile, the manual is gibberish, but most important to this story, it is almost unreadable in sunlight, even with my lightly- tinted glasses.

In the wheelhouse I've replaced a superannuated Garmin with a laptop running Coastal Explorer and am quite happy with that arrangement.

Enough exposition, here's my question: Can anyone recommend a bright display for my bridge so I can run C.E. there also? A simple monitor slaved to the primary computer would probably serve, but a laptop or large tablet may be best. Obviously weather-resistant is desirable.

I've searched online, with ambiguous results.
 
How about an imac? Take the back off it and spray it with conformal coating. Only hook it up to wifi for the latest software.
 
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