G'day fishos
I've just found out the luxury of using navionics, searching land structure in maps and plotting marks to fish. It's so easy but now I need to use it out in the boat.
Anyone that uses this how do you use the iPad out on the water with no reception?
Is there a way to convert the marks to my sounder (hummingbird 897ci)?
Or is there a way to save maps to view later while out of reception
Any help or input would be great.
Cheers
Using navionics app on iPad.
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Re: Using navionics app on iPad.
Menu..... Download maps.... Select areas you want to use with no reception ... Then put on aeroplane mode and check it out.... You may need to zoom in to where you want to get good view
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Re: Using navionics app on iPad.
Just buy the card. Long term it'll be cheaper than replacing your saltwater damaged ipad, even with the otterbox.Jackomurphy wrote:Or is there a way to save maps to view later while out of reception
Any help or input would be great.
Cheers
You see them come up second hand for around the 150 mark if you can't afford the $320 for a new one.
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Re: Using navionics app on iPad.
Ive tried to download the map area like you said rosco. It starts to download then fails saying there are no additional maps for this area.
Could that be because im using the trial version not the $85 version?
Thats a good point jabsy. Do you know if its possible to sync the marks i found from the navionics app onto the navionics card?
Thanks for the help lads
Could that be because im using the trial version not the $85 version?
Thats a good point jabsy. Do you know if its possible to sync the marks i found from the navionics app onto the navionics card?
Thanks for the help lads
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Re: Using navionics app on iPad.
I've never messed around creating marks on the navionics app. Can you export them or save them any way? If so, then yes, you can convert them for your humminbird. Dont mess around with HumminbirdPC, its a load of shite. Download garmin Homeport and GPSBabel, yoiu can then see them on a base map, rename them, edit them or whatever. Then just export them from Homeport and convert them in GPSBabel, save them to an SD Card (not your navionics card) and import them into your sounder.Jackomurphy wrote:Do you know if its possible to sync the marks i found from the navionics app onto the navionics card?
You can do the same (export from the sounder) to mess with your existing stuff too.
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