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Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 00:43:35 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: I'm kind of constrained to units that use the Navionics package in the CF card format - I have a lot of money invested in Navionics Gold and Platinum CF cards and I don't want to lose that investment. I understand your issue but the technology has changed a lot and you can now buy a single CMAP NT+ wide area chip that will cover your entire boating area and well beyond. I'm using 3 year old Furuno chips which have considerably less capacity than the latest and greatest, but I can still go from south Florida to New England on 4 chips (including all of the Bahamas). What sort of dip do you prefer with those chips? My Standard Horizon plotter uses NT/NT+ chips. If you are in the C-Map club, you can update them annually for a nominal charge. The Bay doesn't change much, so I've only gotten one update chip. I wonder how frequently the navigable data is updated on the chips. I know the depth data on virtually every chart or chip I have seen over the years is out of date, and that re-scanning depths happens infrequently. |
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