and the 'great debate' goes on...
i like my trim gauge.
i find it useful for several instances.
-after i splash the boat, i put the drive down to a known point (for idling out of the marina) on the trim gauge.
-my trim limit don't work. i use the gauge to be sure i don't go above a certain point.
-when going into shallow places, i use the gauge to bring the drive up to a known point for shallow operation.
-i use it at a glance to know if the drive is up or down prior to start up.
-after several years of use. i know what the sweet spot is for my trim for a certain speed via the trim gauge.
-the more gauges the better, they look cool...
-i use my gauge to know the drive is up prior to putting it on the trailer when retrieving.
yep, i could do all them things w/o the gauge, but 'i' find it beneficial enough that i like it....
to ea. their own...
fwiw. i don't find my old trim gauge to be particularly inaccurate. i find it to be consistent in letting me know what position my drive is in via the gauge.