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I'm on the hunt for speedos for my 89 BFN. It has Airguides in it now and they work at low speeds, but the error increases the faster I go. Any ideas?
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Current---06 196 w/ZR6
Current---89 BFN w/454 bought new & still have it.
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RE: Speedometer
I use my Garmin GPS out of the car it is dead on accurate. -
RE: Speedometer
You could try to calibrate one at what ever your high speed is and use the other one for lower speeds.2005 Ski Nautique 206 SE, Acme 422, PP SG 8.0, ND Tower
2011 strada with strada bindings
Prior Boats:
1986 Sunbird skier with 150 Evinrude VRO
1992 Mastercraft prostar 190, with Powerslot
1999 Ski Nautique GT-40
1999 Sport Nautique, GT-40 FCT,
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I've used the GPS and it works great. However, I have trouble reading it through my bifocals (a perk of getting old), especially in rougher water. Calibrating one for low speed and one for high might work. I'll try that today. Thanks.Current---06 196 w/ZR6
Current---89 BFN w/454 bought new & still have it.
Previous---85 SNComment
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RE: speedo
Any Marine Speedo is going to read off at either high or low speed. You need to calibrate one for each speed you use the boat ie. One for slalom and one for wakeboarding. GPS is truly the answerNautiqueless in San DiegoComment
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RE: speedo
You can occasionally find Airguides on Ebay, even new ones.
I use a handheld GPS to calibrate my Airguide speedos.
GPS tells you how fast you WERE going between the last two points it sampled.
Airguides tell you how fast you ARE going.Comment
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