Navionics Tutorial - A guide to using the Navionics App
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2020
- www.halcyonyachts.com/
This is a Navionics Tutorial covering the following topics:
1) Tidal Height
2) Tidal Stream
3) Tracks
4) Routes and Autoroutes
5) Dividers
If you have any questions about Navionics then please ask in the comments and we'll do our best to help.
Good presentation, thanks for sharing. Absolutely perfect.
Greetings from beautiful tropical Hawaii islands ⛵️ 🏝
Great stuff. Thank you.
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If I want to lay a course with a number of waypoints, is that only in the manual mode? I don't see a place to add more than a start and finish. Related, does the app show you information about legs of a journey, what's coming next etc. This is, after all, now a Garmin product and they can do all that when you're in your car, hopefully the boating app has similar capabilities
When following a route. Does the app give you a course to steer?
Today we learnt how you got back to The Hamble and where the shops are!!
I want to plot a route specifying a departure date and time. E.G. departing Hamble Point Marina on the 18th July 2022 at 11.00. How do I do that please?
How do I display course over ground?
Boa noite,por favor alguém sabe se tem como colocar o app navionics em português.
Extremely disappointed by the Boating app - but maybe I just don't understand how to use it. You enter a long route in Automatic mode, and it spends time calculating a straight line, including over land! For example, New Bern, NC, to Key West goes straight across FLA - and no, not the Okeechobee. Then it only shows you the marinas and attractions at your destination, ignoring the rest of the route. Why does it even bother? Is that really what automatic means? Wouldn't it be great if it asked you if you wanted a coastal route or a bluewater route? Wouldn't it be great if you could enter the number of waypoints you'd like, and have it suggest places for the stops. It's just immediately obvious to me that so much value is missing from this app.
I realized after much hair-pulling that my tablet is overpowered by the challenge. Should be some kind of message to let you know that the algorithm has failed or is going to take all night.
I have the same problem. Why is it routing me on land instead of on the water?
@@reneemahlman6099 I actually figured out that my tablet was so underpowered that it couldn't process long routes. Try putting in a shorter route.
@@mathrodite I have a brand new ipad Air.
@@reneemahlman6099 Try a short route anyway.
Is that Blondie back there ?? :)
Number 6: Tide is high
Navionics will not work on ipad as you need a tablet with a sim card slot.This is what enables the GPS.
Well of course you need to have a sim card and phone service for this app to work on an I pad. I have an Ipad with both an the app works great!
I beg your pardon. Twas a little dumb of me to assume you didn't know this.
Aren’t all these tutorials useless as the Navionics app is soon to be discontinued??
I thought that, but they've changed the way it works. You need the Navionics "Boating Marine and Lakes" app. They all work in that one and you buy the charts you want as subscription "in-app" purchases. The previous method, where they had an app per region, is no longer supported for upgrades, and they are discontinuing the apps.
terrible mic...
Navionics uses vector layers, with too much information, messing and scrambling the nautical chart. Raster electronic charts are not as sofisticated but much clearer for the seaman. Don't use Navionics!