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On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 06:24:44 -0700, "
wrote: QUESTION2: If you use computer-based charts on a laptop or other onboard computer, how much Harddrive space do your charts take up?? (Let's say for a passage, or your typical cruising area)?? How large a hard drive do you feel you need to be "comfortable" for charts and your other uses?? It was less than a hundred bucks for a hard drive the size of a paperback book, that plugged into the USB port and holds 80 gig. I wouldn't mind knowing just what it takes. Casady |
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