Helpful Sailing & Boating Sites

[liamsmall]

Found Awesome App

Buoyage by Boatability - http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/buoyage-by-boatability/id533125950?ls=1&mt=8

Does Buoys, Lights, Nav and Rule of Road.

Well worth a try!

 

[franksingleton]

Too busy sailing to read all these pages.. Has anyone mentioned

 

[chartnavigator]

I realise it\'s a bit geeky and no use if you don't have an iPad but : . . . .

If you want a go at trying out Imray Chart Navigator for tidal stream corrected headings and producing a route plan on winters evenings, then try this website. routelist.co.uk
Regards etc.

Update / correction. If you have a PC or Mac you can route plan, compensating for tidal streams using Google Earth. visitmyharbour.com has chart overlays for Google Earth and there is an e-book available showing how to load them on route list.co.uk.

This has to be the cheapest possible way to route plan for tidal effects.

 

[Juliane]

As far as I know there are good websites that offers good money on boating and sailing. These are Yachtsman dot com, MacGregor Sailboats, The Sail Warehouse and Sailing Pro Shop that gives you detailed information on these equipments.

 

[grapson007]

Loggbook

Have any of you guys been on loggbook.com if so is it any good?

 

[jimbaerselman]

Too busy sailing to read all these pages.. Has anyone mentioned:
http://weather.mailasail.com/Franks-Weather/Home

or

 

[Norman_E]

Manuals for all sorts of Maine Eqipment

This site is in German, but Google Toolbar translates it. It consists of links to PDF files of manuals for dozens of makes of equipment, many of which are in English. Apologies if its already on here, but I only found it today.
Busse Yachtshop

 

[JaimeFairlineTurbo36]

iPhone Owners I use this:

For ColRegs:
Rules of The Road by iGlimpse
Nav Lights by iGlimpse
Buoys and Lights by iGlimpse

For Phonetic Alphabet and race flags:
Signal Flags Info

Racing Rules and Regs:
ISAF RPS

Weather:
uGRib -> PC Free Download, is very informative,
PocketGrib -> For iPhone illustration of uGrib information
WindGuru
The Weather Channel
BBC Weather
Met Office