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Old 13-05-2023, 04:29   #1
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What’s this yellow arrow on my c90w

I’m taking my new to me Pearson back to Va from CT. All is great but my boat icon on the Raymarine c90w also has an annoying yellow arrow pointing at it that gets in the way of viewing things on my chart plotter. Anyone know how to get rid of it? Thanks.

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Re: What’s this yellow arrow on my c90w

On my Raymarine E125, the yellow arrow is the wind vector.
Press Data button, then press the Chart Vectors soft key, press the appropriate softkey to enable or disable the chart vectors you want to use.

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