Boat Search Engine

ill leave my 10 point judgement till i read all replies

GOOGLE or YAHOO - or another search engine maybe????

which is the best...

tell me why and dont be shy ;)
im impresed already by your engine choices

ill check em ALL out

I believe fully that Google takes the medal. I believe this because Google has many different and unique search engines, such as Web, Images, Groups, News, Froogle and Google Maps and Google Earth. There are also alerts, blog search, book search, catalog search, Google Desktop, directory, finance, Google Local, news, scholar search, specialized searches (Government Search, Linux, BSD, Apple, and Microsoft), Google Toolbar, video, blogger, calendar, Gmail, groups, image editor, IM, and finally a language translation tool. These highly useful features draw much attention to Google, and on top of it all, it has the most reliable search engine that many flock to for research, or just for leisure.

2006-04-28 17:03:50 by dhupc

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like most of the jobs on there are fake. You get an instant reply back sending you to a link to either another job search site, or a free credit check report. WTF is up with that? I can't seem to find a job all summer, and im doing my masters.. anyone else in this boat?

Craigslist is full of spammers and scammers. Just be selective about which ad you respond to. Generally, avoid ads that use a gmail address as the reply to, any ad that promises absurd compensation and any ad full of misspellings or broken/fragmented english. Good job-hunting websites are:

careerbuilder
monster
snagajob
indeed
jobs.com

Hotjobs is dying off but you can still check it, its worth a try. It has been my observations that retail/restaurant jobs will require you to come in and fill out an app in person. Don't waste time applying for those type postions online. Do it in person. Also, consider temp agencies as a source of short-term assignments before you go back to school.

2009-06-17 12:02:19 by Lex D

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if i looked up the word boats yesterday in a search engine,,,, then next time I put in the letter b right away the word boats drops down how do i stop previous search subjects from coming up

To change AutoComplete settings

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Under AutoComplete, click Settings.
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2006-12-09 20:03:54 by ciscodome

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Rescue from Misty Island is a portable playset
One side of the set is Misty Island and features a brown track while the other side is the Island of Sodor and features the silver track
Features the Shake-Shake Bridge that really rattles Thomas as he crosses

So we were watching the BBC's Three Men in a Boat, when they showed a fishing boat fitted with a fishfinder sonar. And the question arose how the screen shows a steady picture when the boat is pitching and rolling around?

I had a quick look around the Garmin website, after a search engine failed to throw up any obvious answer, but all to no avail.

The normal beam is reasonably wide, like a floodlight. The narrow focused beam is much more sensitive to this issue, but able to penetrate far deeper and sends back much stronger reflections. The transducer is quite sensitive, and will accept signal back from surprising angles. An industry level sonar such as Furuno shows reflections and bounce as ghost lines below the main image (zoom out and you will see them) and this is useful in showing bottom hardness and inversion layers etc. As a professional Fisherman I was totally uninterested in an average view - I want all the info, now, every second or quicker. I push top end Furuno and Simrad to their max, and still want more.

Unless you are in quite shallow water the rise and fall of the boat is not too apparent. Going up and down on a the swell a couple of metres at a time shows up clearly as a regular 'sine wave' bottom shape. Radical rocking due to the rapidity of movement tends to show up as breaks in the signal, with a sort of scalloped appearance - but it does have a lot to do with the settings - I have my scroll speed set very fast but it is a tool I have used a great deal and I want instant info. Set slow there is a lot of stuff you don't see.

The transducer is generally mounted in a spot on the boat that physically moves a lot less than your head does. A lot of effort is put into putting this in the most stable spot on the hull commercially. Many recreational setups are o.k. on the edge of the transom lower edge, and you won't improve much on this if you can get it closest to the keel with out interfering with the flow of water to or from the propellor.

All units no matter how cheap have a comprehensive mounting guide, if followed you will get the best out of your machine.

You probably won't find specific info regarding this, as the manufacturers are not interested in getting into a fight over how their systems work in rough conditions with casual users - when they cannot predict how the transducer will be mounted and so on.

In the commercial market the installation technicians and sales staff are very well schooled in how their systems work and must be mounted - believe me this subject is a large part of the sales pitch, and features highly in negotiating a deal!

Edit

People like me can tell you if the bottom is sand, shell, rock, mud, a mixture of some of these - we can even in our local waters identify the type and density of any weed - I can even tell the colour of the weed. As the signal is so fast on my set up I see the change on the readout instantly as the boat rocks, so it is real time and perfectly easy to compensate for - it's live footage basically.

2009-01-05 13:45:20 by Phillip B

I have a 1973 18' Grady White and it has a OMC 165 stern drive in-line six. I cant find anything on this engine and i need help. I have searched the internet and found nothing on this engine. I need to find pics and info on buying rebuild kits and parts for this engine!!!

Give these guys a call, they have been around a long time.

http://www.1800runsnew.com/

2008-12-22 14:13:37 by Meat Head