GalaxyTab
(Samsung) being the notable examples)
now we can close the barn doors (:-)
Marek
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Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 15:17:59 -0500
From: "Rick Brass"
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blet with a GPS instead
>> of the Sony. Heck, the waterproof Samsung might just be less expensive than
>> the Otter Box for the iPad.
>>
>> Rick Brass
>>
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>> Dziedzic
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for the iPad.
Rick Brass
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It is an “Apple thing”.
The E911
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It's probably moot to say it at this point (I've been away for the past few
days and not doing e mail) b
I guess it was a requirement so the NSA could better monitor our various
subversive activities.
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iPad, not the service. In other words, you need the
capability, not the coverage.
Marek
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I don't understand. 3 or 4 4G cell capability Is cell
That's what I was trying to say, Rich. I think when you get the iPad that has
cell service it also has a dedicated GPS installed as well. That makes it work
well offshore, out of cell range.
Andy
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Peregrine
Andrew Burton
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I don't understand. 3 or 4 4G cell capability Is cell
Rich
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I don't understand. 3 or 4 4G cell capability Is cell coverage.
Rich
On Jan 16, 2014, at 10:56 PM, Andrew Burton mailto:a.burton.sai
I don't understand. 3 or 4 4G cell capability Is cell coverage.
Rich
On Jan 16, 2014, at 10:56 PM, Andrew Burton wrote:
You don't
Need cell coverage for the iPad to work as a plotter as long as you've got 3
or 4G cell capability. I guess the farthest offshore was just between Bermuda
a
You don't
Need cell coverage for the iPad to work as a plotter as long as you've got 3
or 4G cell capability. I guess the farthest offshore was just between Bermuda
and the Virgins.
Andy
C&C 40
Peregrine
Andrew Burton
61 W Narragansett
Newport, RI
USA02840
http://sites.google.com/site/a
I've used the iPad with iNavX in the Caribbean, Mexico, on the west coast, Catalina (off LA), Chesapeake all with no sim card. But you do need the more expensive one with GPS in - they are not all the same.
> Calypso
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Andrew,
I have used my iPad most of the time as a char
I've used my iPad for navigation on the Great Lakes using iNavx on an iPad
without a SIM card and thus no cell service. Not sure whether Navionics
requires a cell/internet connection to update chart information but iNax loads
the regional maps so can operate in a unconnected manner.
Although I
Andrew,
I have used my iPad most of the time as a chartplotter also, using Navionics,
we also carry back up paper charts. So far our long distance trips have been
to the San Juan islands and Gulf Islands of British Columbia. Just out of
curiosity, how far off shore have you used your iPad as a
in to Long Island. I *knew* when I crossed the beach
I had to turn left to head for New York.
Joe Della Barba
Coquina
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Dziedzic
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I would say Speed first. It gives you enough that you can navigate (assuming
that you have a compass (and a watch)).
I would drop Stereo from this list (we never
Since getting my iPad a couple of years ago, I haven't pulled out a paper
chart once. As you say, It's a great tool.
I have to admit that my sextant hasn't accompanied me on a passage since
about 2007 or 50,000 miles ago. I carry spare GPSs, but in the back of my
mind always is the possibility that
Coleman
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I would say Speed first. It gives
I would say Speed first. It gives you enough that you can navigate (assuming
that you have a compass (and a watch)).
I would drop Stereo from this list (we never have it on; I like the sound of
sailing – I hope this does not open a can of worms)
I would put a GPS ahead of the autopilot, probabl
Aha! The stereo is very important! I thought so too. But then again, I sail
within sight of land. I did install the stereo before I installed the new
speed and depth. I was so happy when I got the stereo working that I put a
video on youtube to show some friends .. and now you guys get to see it:
h
Forgot one.
4 Autopilot before GPS
Andy
C&C 40
Peregrine
On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 8:35 AM, Andrew Burton wrote:
> In order?
> 1 Depth
> 2 VHF
> 3 Stereo
> 4 GPS
> 5 Plotter
> 6 Speed
> 7 wind
> 8 radar or AIS, depending on area of use; offshore, I'm not sure that AIS
> isn't the more valuable to
In order?
1 Depth
2 VHF
3 Stereo
4 GPS
5 Plotter
6 Speed
7 wind
8 radar or AIS, depending on area of use; offshore, I'm not sure that AIS
isn't the more valuable tool
9 SSB
Andy
C&C 40
Peregrine
On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 8:30 AM, Dr. Mark Bodnar wrote:
>
> For me this brings up a good question.
For me this brings up a good question. I'm intrigued to hear that
Curtis's new GPS has several additional features I didn't expect.
If you were starting from scratch - what electronics would you put
on the boat.
Speed and depth are obvious. Seems t
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