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Navionics Boating App does it have a Night Mode?
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Update: I just got a note that a few days ago Navionics added a night mode to their app. This is a simple three-way auto / day / night...
Monday at 22:31
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I’d flip your doubts around - if the trip/boat combo is not suitable for a 15 yr old to come along - should you make it at all? My...
12 Apr 2024
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GPS anxiety
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Same here, it does depend on the app/hardware you use. I think many are less capable and simply turn into "scrolling chart displays"
5 Apr 2024
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GPS anxiety
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Not some wizardry, simply sufficient to replace paper. That's the effective distinction between plotters and ECDIS/ECS; your plotter is...
5 Apr 2024
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GPS anxiety
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Heavily utilises, yes. Relies? Technically no. It's certainly built around the idea of having continuous satellite positioning, but...
5 Apr 2024
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GPS anxiety
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Depends on the sort of problem. I wish I had captured a screenshot of the one time my app showed an HPE estimate of ~1600 meters. The...
4 Apr 2024
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requiem
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GPS anxiety
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Most likely to be a problem for small craft. Tankers (and really anyone on electronics) should be cross-checking their plotted position...
4 Apr 2024
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Navionics app on a tablet, and integrating AIS targets
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The overlay display is the easy part; any modern plotter will do it, as would any halfway-decent nav app, even Navionics. The primary...
4 Mar 2024
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Navionics app on a tablet, and integrating AIS targets
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You could also use Starlink, but if you're spending on that I'd prioritize an actual AIS transponder over it. (And having said that...
4 Mar 2024
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Navionics app on a tablet, and integrating AIS targets
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AIS also has some inherent latency, but Marine Traffic has far greater delay than is strictly necessary. (Likely because it's also...
4 Mar 2024
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You don't get it do you ? Its easy to SAY something ... and then walk away. I asked for confirmation - people are looking to spend...
4 Mar 2024
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Using VHF in Belgian & Dutch waters
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That's... odd. Delayed signals are not uncommon, where the position lags the actual, but should still eventually reflect the proper...
1 Mar 2024
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Using VHF in Belgian & Dutch waters
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No course vectors displayed? Those are the most useful part of AIS!
1 Mar 2024
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Which tablet to buy
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Reminds me of many long years ago, being a linux user in a Windows world. At some point my time no longer had space to allow for...
23 Feb 2024
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Which tablet to buy
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A few thoughts... Your nav station shouldn't really be a damp environment; perhaps there's a way to address that! If only at the nav...
23 Feb 2024
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