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04-14-2018, 11:03 AM | #1 |
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Practical Navigation Solution for Small Boats: Navionics and iPad?
I will admit to using google maps as a navigation tool in my kayak when I was caught offshore and the fog came in before I could paddle back to shore. While that worked in a save-my-ass-moment, that was far too dicey, even for me.
I need advice please: The boats I use in the near shore environment of the Oregon coast are my kayak and a RIB (small Stabicraft). The instructor at a coast guard auxiliary navigation class I took uses Navionics on an iPad. That seems like a practical, portable and budget friendly way to have a solid system. What tablet and case would you recommend if it were a dedicated navigation instrument? Any advice is appreciated Last edited by Coos-spearo; 04-15-2018 at 10:28 AM. |
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