Tidal Graphs

[phatcat1]

Being lazy, I was wondering if anybody has a tidal bell graph that is down-loadable or e-mailable of the Walton-on-the-Naze tidal area.
I want to be able to ecapsulate it so i can use it as a very quick ready reckoner in the chart table when cruising that area on the week after next!

Does anybody have anything suitable??

 

[Guest]

Re: Tidal Graphs - WXTide ... older version

You need wxtide but an older version before UKHO made 'em take out UK harmonics ......

search for WXtide25 on web .... this will give you exactly what you want and you can configure the scale and style of graph etc.

If you have trouble finding it .... PM me ...

 

[asj1]

This BBC website has very good tide info including graphs, but probably not for that far ahead

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/tides/east.shtml

 

[cgull]

Belfield tide plotter is very good www.tideplotter.co.uk

 

[wooslehunter]

Take a look here This will give you tidal curves for just about any port you like and doesn't cost a fortune either.

 

[Guest]

Belfield is great and excellent value .... but this may be what he ?

But in accordance with his post - to download / print out a schedule graph of tides ......... literally WXTide is alone on this ......

Belfield will give a table over a month etc. - but only a daily curve.

I think this is what he wants .....>>

(Note date and time etc. is not sorted ... and it is configurable for day, week, month etc. ......)

 

[bilbobaggins]

Re: Tidal Graphs - Where to find \'em.....

Isn't there one in your copy of MacMillan/Reed's? Even an old copy?

And isn't it illegal - a statutory offence ( Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act 1988 ) - to copy it and to transmit it via any electronic media......?

Just a thot.

 

[LadyInBed]

Re: MacMillan/Reed\'s

Good point - you could scan it and jack it up to A4