Electronic Chart ?

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Bluechart G2 :wink:

 

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Bluechart G2 :wink:

wazz that :?:

http://www8.garmin.com/cartography/g2/g2.jsp

 

[Catfish]

Optimaxfish

Go for the navionics Gold. It comes with a mail in card for a free Fish-N-Chip fishing overlay chip. I have it for my Raymarine E-80 system.

Catfish

Check out this link!

http://www.tigergps.com/nagomachxl3pcf.html

 

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Had to go to the link to see what the Fish-n-Chip was.
Turns out it is bathymetric chart data (good to have for fishing).

My (now antique) Garmin 2010 GPS/Chartplotter has 2 card slots, one of which I filled with a Bluechart chip, the other I filled with a Bathymetric card. The Bathy chip is an excellent aid to fishing.

 

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If yer GPS will accept 2 chips at once, do yer switch between them, or will they overlay one another?

They overlay.
One chip provides chart data, the other provides bathy data.

Bathymetric data is a good thing to have if you want to see bottom contour.

 

[HM5]

Chart updates from the Local Notice to Mariners:

http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/lnm/default.htm

 

[Capt Bill Welder]

FishFactory,
Probably too late but
As I understand it C-map progressed from C-Map NT to C-map NT+ and then to C-Map MAX. They also had several versions on NT+, wide ets. I went from the old NT to the MAX. The Max covers a huge area that I don't care about with lots of other stuff that I don't care about. I never had the NT+.
I do have a C-Map Bathymetric card that does not overlay and I don't care about that either as I can see the frigin lighthouse without a card. The Bathy card is great for fishing offshore and deepdropping.
If you need a C-Map NT card you are welcome to mine as I don't need it anymore.