Grand Banks 32 - Thea
Duart recently purchased Thea, a 1972 Grand Banks 32, with some dated equipment and systems, as well as a malfunctioning chartplotter.
Duart contacted Pacific Yacht Systems, who diagnosed the plotter issues and updated the boat's electrical system by installing a new AC panel and a new circuit breaker for the windlass. Although this was a simple job, Duart appreciated PYS’ willingness to explain every step of the process.
I’ve always enjoyed working with people who are willing to explain their work,
says Duart, former editor of Pacific Yachting magazine. It helps you make decisions, and it means you learn a lot about your boat. I’m learning as I go.
Q: 
I recently installed a complete Raymarine navigation package, which includes an E80, 4kW radar, ST60+ instruments, and an S1 autopilot. The radar overlay-onto-chart feature is one of the main reasons I upgraded my whole navigation system. Frustratingly, the radar overlay doesn't always align with the chart, even though I've tried calibrating numerous times. What is going on here? 
-Mark
