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Tim: /* OpenCPN */

2025-07-18T21:49:13Z

OpenCPN

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	=== [https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/downloadopencpn.html OpenCPN] ===		=== [https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/downloadopencpn.html OpenCPN] ===
	is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.		is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10 for the android version. Laptop version is free. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.

	=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] ===		=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] ===

Tim: /* my access code */

2025-07-18T21:48:23Z

my access code

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	[https://www.gpsnauticalcharts.com/main/nautical-charts-app-faq FAQs section]		[https://www.gpsnauticalcharts.com/main/nautical-charts-app-faq FAQs section]

			[https://gpsnauticalcharts.com/static_html/android-marine-navigation-app/android-marine-navigation-app-user-guide.html android manual html]

	[https://gpsnauticalcharts.com/static_html/android-marine-navigation-app/android-marine-navigation-app-user-guide.pdf user manual for Android]		[https://gpsnauticalcharts.com/static_html/android-marine-navigation-app/android-marine-navigation-app-user-guide.pdf user manual for Android]

Tim: /* my access code */

2025-07-18T21:46:18Z

my access code

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	[https://www.gpsnauticalcharts.com/main/nautical-charts-app-faq FAQs section]		[https://www.gpsnauticalcharts.com/main/nautical-charts-app-faq FAQs section]
			[https://gpsnauticalcharts.com/static_html/android-marine-navigation-app/android-marine-navigation-app-user-guide.pdf user manual for Android]

Tim: /* my access code */

2025-07-18T21:44:03Z

my access code

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	==== my access code ====		==== my access code ====
	You can try using my access code.		You can try using my access code.

	1. Get your App.		1. Get your App.

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	* Tap to select grid cells you wish to get. If you already have data for a grid cell, it will show as green.		* Tap to select grid cells you wish to get. If you already have data for a grid cell, it will show as green.
	* Tap "Press to Download		* Tap "Press to Download

			[https://www.gpsnauticalcharts.com/main/nautical-charts-app-faq FAQs section]

Tim: /* my access code */

2025-07-18T21:42:36Z

my access code

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	==== my access code ====		==== my access code ====
	You can try using my access code.		You can try using my access code.


	1. Get your App.		1. Get your App.

Tim: /* = my access code */

2025-07-18T21:42:22Z

= my access code

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	It is for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.		It is for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.

	==== my access code ===		==== my access code ====
	You can try using my access code.		You can try using my access code.

Tim at 21:42, 18 July 2025

2025-07-18T21:42:09Z

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	3. Check functionality		3. Check functionality
	We recommend that you get at least two data grids to make sure everything is fully functional. This would ensure that the app has full ~~functinality~~. Also the PRO button will disappear.		We recommend that you get at least two data grids to make sure everything is fully functional. This would ensure that the app has full functionality. Also the PRO button will disappear.
	- Tap on icon on top left on your device. This will show data grid.		* Tap on icon on top left on your device. This will show data grid.
	- Tap to select grid cells you wish to get. If you already have data for a grid cell, it will show as green.		* Tap to select grid cells you wish to get. If you already have data for a grid cell, it will show as green.
	- Tap "Press to Download		* Tap "Press to Download

Tim: /* navigation */

2025-07-18T21:40:42Z

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 == navigation ==
 === [https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/downloadopencpn.html OpenCPN] ===
 is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.
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 === [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] ===
-is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app. It has great graphics and charts of lakes. for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.
+is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app.
-Use it in conjunction with the chartplotter/fishfinder on the boat, setting that for the zoomed in view and the phone to see a zoomed out view. the boat device also reads the actual depth and the water temperature.
+.	Get your App.

Tim at 21:35, 18 July 2025

2025-07-18T21:35:30Z

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	is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.		is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.

	=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] === is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app. It has great graphics and charts of lakes. for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.		=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] ===

			is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app. It has great graphics and charts of lakes. for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.

	Use it in conjunction with the chartplotter/fishfinder on the boat, setting that for the zoomed in view and the phone to see a zoomed out view. the boat device also reads the actual depth and the water temperature.		Use it in conjunction with the chartplotter/fishfinder on the boat, setting that for the zoomed in view and the phone to see a zoomed out view. the boat device also reads the actual depth and the water temperature.

Tim at 21:35, 18 July 2025

2025-07-18T21:35:15Z

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	=== [https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/downloadopencpn.html OpenCPN] ===		=== [https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/downloadopencpn.html OpenCPN] ===
	is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.		is a phone/laptop app. It is opensource but may cost $5-10. Set it up by downloading charts for state you are going to.

	=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] === is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app. It has great graphics and charts of lakes. for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.		=== [https://i-boating-marine-navigation-maps-nautical-charts.en.softonic.com/android IBoatNavigation] === is also a phone/[https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html#10.3/37.7367/-122.4267 laptop] app. It has great graphics and charts of lakes. for Android, I had to pay $20.99 for all the US charts including inland waterways. The windows chart price is $100, I didn't get that. You can create routes with the android app but you can also create them on OpenCPN laptop and export then import the .gpx route files. They look better on iBoat too.

	Use it in conjunction with the chartplotter/fishfinder on the boat, setting that for the zoomed in view and the phone to see a zoomed out view. the boat device also reads the actual depth and the water temperature.		Use it in conjunction with the chartplotter/fishfinder on the boat, setting that for the zoomed in view and the phone to see a zoomed out view. the boat device also reads the actual depth and the water temperature.