NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??


Where can I get 28202 in either formats??

HANZ

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

On Nov 30, 5:06*am, Hanz wrote:
Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??

Yes, one or the other.
What kind of boat do you have Hanz?

Where can I get 28202 in either formats??

A couple of places.

Joe

HANZ

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

42 sailboat

Joe : what is your email address??

Hanz

Joe wrote:
On Nov 30, 5:06 am, Hanz wrote:

Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??


Yes, one or the other.
What kind of boat do you have Hanz?

Where can I get 28202 in either formats??


A couple of places.

Joe

HANZ

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

On Dec 3, 6:33*am, Hanz wrote:
42 sailboat

Joe : what is your email address??

Hanz



Joe wrote:
On Nov 30, 5:06 am, Hanz wrote:

Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??

*Yes, one or the other.
What kind of boat do you have Hanz?

Where can I get 28202 in either formats??

A couple of places.

Joe

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http://www.omnimap.com/catalog/nautical/noaa-2.htm

Here in Houston Lyman Baker on 45 south or RH John Charts both carry
them.

Joe
joe@ellagocoffee dot com

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

Joe wrote:
On Nov 30, 5:06 am, Hanz wrote:
Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??

Yes, one or the other.
What kind of boat do you have Hanz?
Where can I get 28202 in either formats??

A couple of places.

Joe
HANZ

where

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

On Jan 13, 11:34*am, Hanz wrote:
Joe wrote:
On Nov 30, 5:06 am, Hanz wrote:
Is NOAA 28202 in RNC or ENC formats??

*Yes, one or the other.
What kind of boat do you have Hanz?
Where can I get 28202 in either formats??

A couple of places.

Joe
HANZ

where

Hanz, I sent you my e-mail address.

Did you get the book I told you that you should get?
Guess not because it has all the charts you need, and is quite like a
coast pilot with great descriptions of the shoreline and how to enter,
locations of customs and immigration, procedures, food, things to
do..ect...ect....ect. Isla Mujeres is the easiest port to enter, just
go to the SW corner of the island stay 500 yards off the beach until
you reach the sea bouy. The channel is marked well you have a couple
of great anchorages, fuel dock, and marinas if needed. Cancun is a
easy shot to the west just follow all the high speed ferries. Just
make sure you clear the barrier reef to the north and south of the
island before moving west.

Joe

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On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:16:16 -0800 (PST), Joe
wrote:

Did you get the book I told you that you should get?
Guess not because it has all the charts you need, and is quite like a
coast pilot with great descriptions of the shoreline and how to enter,
locations of customs and immigration, procedures, food, things to
do..etc.

I'd be interested in more information about that book.

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

On Jan 13, 3:41*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:16:16 -0800 (PST), Joe

wrote:
Did you get the book I told you that you should get?
Guess not because it has all the charts you need, and is quite like a
coast pilot with great descriptions of the shoreline and how to enter,
locations of customs and immigration, procedures, food, things to
do..etc.

I'd be interested in more information about that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Cruising-Mexic.../dp/091875223X

Make sure to read the reviews.

Joe

NOAA nautical chart #28202
 

There is a 3rd Edition...

Joe wrote:
On Jan 13, 3:41 pm, Wayne.B wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:16:16 -0800 (PST), Joe

wrote:

Did you get the book I told you that you should get?
Guess not because it has all the charts you need, and is quite like a
coast pilot with great descriptions of the shoreline and how to enter,
locations of customs and immigration, procedures, food, things to
do..etc.

I'd be interested in more information about that book.


http://www.amazon.com/Cruising-Mexic.../dp/091875223X

Make sure to read the reviews.

Joe

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On Jan 13, 11:56*pm, Hanz wrote:
There is a 3rd Edition...



Joe wrote:
On Jan 13, 3:41 pm, Wayne.B wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:16:16 -0800 (PST), Joe

wrote:

Did you get the book I told you that you should get?
Guess not because it has all the charts you need, and is quite like a
coast pilot with great descriptions of the shoreline and how to enter,
locations of customs and immigration, procedures, food, things to
do..etc.

I'd be interested in more information about that book.

http://www.amazon.com/Cruising-Mexic...ing-Guatemalas...

Make sure to read the reviews.

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Cool..Then your set, good luck, have fun. Let us know how the trip
went if you have the time.

P.S. Thats the NW side of Isla Mujeres you want to enter not the SW.
And if you anchor in the anchorage on the right side of the channel
inside the island watch out for sharks if you swim. Nice sandy bottom
with tall grass. There is also a local cruisers check in every day on
the VHF, great for exchanging parts and info, arranging partys ect.

Joe