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Re: Navigation app for iPhone/iPad
[Re: warren460]
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10/31/2015 06:54 PM
10/31/2015 06:54 PM
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I've used iNavX on previous BVI trips (and lake sailing). Just started testing out the Garmin BlueChart app on the iPad and iPhone. It's definitely more intuitive to set up and purchase/install charts. I also find it nice (or at least entertaining) that ActiveCaptain feeds right into it. Basic GRIB seems to come with it but you upgrade to more advanced services. Purchasing charts is done directly through the software and the Apple App Store. Much easier than using X-Traverse. Again, haven't used it on the water yet, but it's pretty easy to pick up. Here is a promo video for it... Garmin BlueChart Video
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Re: Navigation app for iPhone/iPad
[Re: jandj]
#73242
11/01/2015 05:32 PM
11/01/2015 05:32 PM
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For navigating in the Caribbean, Navionics works just fine with both the iPhone and iPad for me. For more precise navigation, I use Rose Point Coastal Explorer with C-Map charting on my Windows laptop computer. But truth be told, Navionics on the iPad and iPhone works pretty darn good......
Safe and enjoyable boating.
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