Tidetimes on a mobile

[dukes4monny]

I now have unlimited internet use on my mobile and have been trying to use Easytide to get tide times.......but it doesn't appear to work.......for me anyway.
Does anyone know of a 'mobile friendly' website which does tide times?
I've already got 'Mobiletide' but for my area it's only accurate at Full moon.

 

[Sequoiah1]

I run Belfield tide plotter on my phone and have found it a great additiion when cruising. I have both UK and European
data. You do need a phone that will run Windows.

 

[hurley]

I use a free program called utide it works on Java base mobiles but is better on on symian based mobiles and has a tidal graph etc. Its free and seems to compare very well with actual tidal heights.

Cant remember the exact web address but if you google it you will get it quite easily.

PM me if you have problems

Regards Nick

 

[dukes4monny]

Thanks Nick, my mobile is one of the ones listed so I'll give it a try and see how I get on with it.

Dave

 

[Searush]

Just go to BBC Weather on the internet. You will find tide times for practically every creek in Britain. Only for 6 (5?) days ahead, but includes a graph. Set your bookmarks to your home port & Bob's your aunt (or whatever). No cost if your internet access is free.

 

[MarkJohnson12345]

One of our Forumites has a web page accessable by mobile phone.

Ian Sandell has provided an excellent service, though limited to a few harbours at the moment.

Look at http://www.sandell.co.uk/ides

Otherwise I use the Belfield Tide programme on the PDA.

Just tried the link from the PC, and am not sure it works. But it does from the phone!! Is the HTML code different for a phone??

 

[rogerdog]

another vote for utide (the 'u' is a lower case Mu)


mu tide

 

[Superflid]

Just downloaded mutide, got a few sites saved for when I can get online, but nice to have one that can be used anytime.
Checked a few ports against "Easytide" and close enough for me, no more than 8 mins difference in todays predictions.

Thanks for that.