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I've never observed this issue either. No doubt, the sliding lock bars should move with little effort. When in the mount, you should be able to easily slide the lock bar that's directly under the...

LiveScope menu, Sonar Setup, Overlay Data, toggle all to hide or show

The only other benefit of calibrating the LiveScope compass is the ability to save waypoints directly from the LiveScope sonar screen.

I was able to adjust my pedal lower in the rear as described above. Yes, adjusting bow offset with TM turned to the right does limit the turning radius in the other direction, but I was able to find...

Sorry, I was talking with one of our service folks about this procedure and misunderstood the steps. To get the pedal slightly lower in the rear when steering straightforward, turn the motor to the...

Yes, see link below for using the remote control to set the bow offset. First, adjust the pedal in the position you want when steering the motor straight ahead. Then, using the remote, adjust the...

Look at this chart below to see the differences in features between the preloaded mapping (Navionics+) and the premium Vision+ mapping.

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/marinechart-mappurchase/

This is correct. N2K and ethernet are separate relative to networking. For an MFD to see N2K devices, it must be networked via N2K.

The update bundle you've already downloaded for your 106 is the same update bundle needed for your 93. All Echomap software is included in the same bundle.

Your supplemental mapping will share...

Relative to networking benefits, there is no difference if they are in Sleep Mode or fully up and running, the network is fully functional either way. Networking them via ethernet will allow the...

Yes, I have always used both a bow and stern external antenna on the same N2K network with no issues selecting either external antenna from any of the networked MFDs. This is over 8 different...

What software version are you running? Find it at Home, Settings, System, System Information, Software Information.

Yes, the Vision+ is the premium mapping card. Accessory mapping cards will share to all compatible ethernet-linked units. In theory, built-in mapping can be updated, but built-in mapping will not...

I'm looking at an Ultra 106 with current 27.10 software in simulator mode. Under the LiveScope menu, Reverse Range is found under Sonar Setup, Layout. Also, to get your depth adjustment on the...

Garmin uses the water temperature circuit to detect a transducer. In this specific case, the customer was trying to use a PD-WBL Lowrance transducer that does not have a temperature sensor, hence...

Call Support and work through the issue with them.

Post a screenshot of the issue so we can best help.

As others have stated, you may have not given the data enough time to transfer. When syncing with AC and transferring data to the AC card, I always pull up the ActiveCaptain page on the Garmin MFD...

I checked with Support and there was a map download issue over the weekend. It is resolved now so try downloading again.

I checked with Support and there was a map download issue over the weekend. It is resolved now so try downloading again.

Have you purchased the premium Vision+ mapping? Relief shading is only available with Vision+ and must be downloaded with ActiveCaptain. Once downloaded, then from within ActiveCaptain sync your...

Yes, just be sure to maintain the proper folder structure when copying to your friend's SD card - X:/Garmin/QuickDraw

I think the 24xd should be fine there. I always mount my bow antenna right next to the TM bracket with great performance there.

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No, the mounting bolt templates are different between the Force and Kraken. See the templates below.

Force:
https://static.garmin.com/pumac/force_trolling_motor_50_in_template.pdf

Kraken:...

Similar to Keoweefishing, I've always used the stock 8 degree mounts as well on a Force. Great returns, no issues at all. Regarding the ground wire, yes there is a grounding post on the GLS10 box...