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Windy ,,, does the Windy site use mobile phone masts or does it use satellite ( or what ) which i presume would enable more off shore use , ty R
not like Navionics then , which is satelite basedIt’ll use whatever you usually to connect to other websites - no other way. If you’re using a mobile phone or mobile internet gadget, no mobile signal = no Windy.
yes and plots your position via satellite onto a pre loaded data , so no internet required for using , only satellite ,, that was not my enquiry which was does windy need the internet signal , which it apparently does,, ty RNavionics only gets the GPS from satellite, no data, for that it needs internet, windy will know the location from GPS but again will not be able to get data without internet
yes, i was referring to internet / mobile phone signal , as oppose too satellite , as we know Navionics is satellite only required for use ( upon pre loaded data )I’m still assuming you’re talking about mobile phone or PC.
As far as I am aware, Navionics or any other navigation or weather software does not get their weather data to you via satellite. They only get your location from satellites.
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Like what he said ^^^ beat me to it!
How would Windy, sitting there in your device, know what the weather is doing if it didn't talk to something that knew - internet or otherwise?yes and plots your position via satellite onto a pre loaded data , so no internet required for using , only satellite ,, that was not my enquiry which was does windy need the internet signal , which it apparently does,, ty R
thats the one , but it is not freeUnless of course you have a satellite internet service connection Then you can have live Windy, Navionics , Facebook etc anywhere but at a high cost
well if you read the original o p you will see that is basically my question ,,, tyHow would Windy, sitting there in your device, know what the weather is doing if it didn't talk to something that knew - internet or otherwise?
It could use satellite comms if you hooked up your device to a satphone, otherwise it's limited to 'phone masts.well if you read the original o p you will see that is basically my question ,,, ty