My Top 10 Marine Electronics Installation Tips

[@mrlrgmouth3692]

All are very good tios

[@garrywoodruff960]

Thank you. I appreciate you watching the video.

[@stevencroft4850]

Thanks for the info. There's always good stuff to learn in your videos...

[@garrywoodruff960]

You're welcome. And thank you for watching. I do try to always put something in the videos that you can take away and use.

[@Cman12972]

Great tips

[@garrywoodruff960]

Thank you. I appreciate you watching the videos.

[@darnellmcneill8544]

Good stuff.

[@garrywoodruff960]

Thank you. I hope that you find it useful. And thank you for watching!

[@marcmarcantonio]

Well done, Gary!

[@garrywoodruff960]

Thanks Marc. I wish that I would have had some better clips for some of them.

[@marcmarcantonio]

@garrywoodruff960 I know what you mean...I often do as well with my videos. But I think we both have a lot more to do than make videos.

[@garrywoodruff960]

Yes that's for sure. I keep hurting my body which makes it hard to get out in boat. And just had one of my trigger fingers done. And I have so many on the water videos to do

[@chadcrews639]

Do you have any suggestions on how to fix HDs pro graphs that have an ultra sensitive touch screen? I have 2 at the console, and both are incredibly touch sensitive - both need firm flat-fingered touches in order to work correctly. If I use my fingertips it selects everything my finger drags across. I’ve recalibrated the touch and checked all the grounds and everything is solid. The screens are just so sensitive to touches. Any tips are incredibly appreciated

[@garrywoodruff960]

I usually run into the opposite where the screen lags or is hard to touch. I haven't seen screens that sensitive. Have you cleaned the screens? And do you have a grounding strap that you could put on your wrist to try? (like the ones used for working on computers). Usually when I use my units, I only touch the screen where I need to. And if I want to drag something, then I will put a finger on the screen and move it. The same for zoom, except with two fingers. If you get your finger within the field proximity of the screen then it will detect your finger. Perhaps that it what is happening. And you did the recalibration which I was going to suggest. And the ground check is the next step. Except a bad ground usually causes the touch not to work at all. Let me know. I will also ask others on the pro staff about it.