Really comprehensive data and a nice little graphic. for years ahead !! You can also get this by clicking on the diamonds themselves. Here you can now name them and load them into memory in order to edit them under the WP menu.Īlso here is tidal information for ports and also for the various tidal diamonds that appear on the charts. And you can view other user's data especially useful if your mates are using the same system as you can prioritise their data.Īnd also using the Search Menu you can view your saved routes which include the ones that you didn't get to name under the 'WP' menu. Or you can add an object to your chart which I think is then shared with other users using the system. You create marker by clicking on your chart and then 'clicking for more info' at which point you can designate that position as a 'Favorite'. Here I can search for my Markers (which seem to be sort of waypoints but which do not transfer across to your plotter). At first I thought one could only store one route. You can store this route but not assign a name. The waypoint window allows you to create a route composed of waypoints which you enter by clicking and dragging on your chart. click on the shaded area and mouse up.Īt the bottom is a Help page that holds a brief manual. Here are some notes on what I have managed to do and some of the mysteries this software holds.įirstly the Settings window scrolls. It is almost as though the powers-that-be at Navionics don't want us to know how powerful it is.
Continuing my conversation with myself.Īfter an afternoon playing, I think the PC App is going to be quite useful.īut what it is not is intuitive.
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