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Check with your local print shop that specializes in large format prints
(blueprints). Some have large format scanners that will create a raster image that you should be able to import into your software. No idea the cost but would expect it to be less than $39. BF wrote in message ups.com... This group has helped me before and I can't understand what the deal is with digital charts, whether raster or enc. I can go into any local map shop, chandlery, marine supply place and buy any nautical paper chart that was produced by the Australian Hydrographic Office for $29 bucks. The US has totally free downloadable digital charts (both raster and ENC) for all US coasts and territories because the US taxpayer has already paid for the production of these charts. I would be quite happy to pay $29 for the digital equivalent of a paper chart. I have navigation software that reads digital charts. But if I want, say AUS 154 (Williamstown) in digital format I would have to pay for a (redundant) viewer and then the chart(s); somewhat more tha $29. Don't figure Cheers, Jim |
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