I came across the following link that shows how to configure your iPad if you are using the Brookhouse iMux: iMux and iNavX You need to be logged in to see the rest of this content. Catalina380-IA members, please login. To join … Continue reading →
2/2/2012 Introduction This article outlines one of several methods for interfacing the Apple iPad and a Raymarine chartplotter with a combination of hardware and software that has, at least initially, worked well on my boat. In this installation, pictured in … Continue reading →
I am seeking advice/experience from the group on the purchase of marine antennas to improve the reception range for wifi, aircards, and cell phones. I have read enough and talked to a few vendors (Wilson) to understand the myriad of … Continue reading →
NMEA and Seatalk routed via WIFI I might have this figured out. Navoinics for iPad: Connects to Raymarine NMEA and Seatalk streams via standard WiFi router Upload/download waypoints and routes No real-time instrument repeater Navionics charts included in price $35 … Continue reading →
If you are interested check out the forum at iphonesailing.com. That’s where I found the answers to many of my questions. Both the iNavX and Navionics users on that forum were very helpful in clarifying the hardware and software required … Continue reading →
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, you can’t have a productive technical conversation based on fuzzy hypothetical options, and shifting objectives. I can find no evidence that the mobile Navionics application “understands Seatalk”. What may be misleading is that the … Continue reading →
I did a little more research. Called Navionics and Raymarine. Navionics says that their iPad app is primarily intended as a stand-alone app and told me to contact Ray regarding interfacing with a chartplotter. That seemed odd considering that Navionics … Continue reading →
Electrical Power Upgrades, Electrical Energy Independence Earl Poe, Warren Elliott 3/20/2002 Hull #: 140 S/Y Angel’s Wings, hull number 140, spends a great deal of the sailing season anchored in remote coves on a beautiful kentucky lake. Her captain and … Continue reading →
