Looking for Coast Navigator software

Mike E · Post by **Mike E** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:36 am

It was used on a ship I worked on recently and is the best I've seen and at a good price. However the url coastalnavigator.com leads to a page that says ....'soon.' Anyone know how to find a copy to buy. That ship is on the other side of the world ...so I'm stuck for now.

Michael
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Ric in Richmond · Post by **Ric in Richmond** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 1:57 pm

You mean COASTAL EXPLORER??

http://rosepointnav.com/default.htm

On sale here $40 off:

https://www.navsoftware.com/secure/chec ... p?sku=ce11

Mark.Wilme · Post by **Mark.Wilme** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 8:42 pm

I tried the trial of coastal explorer - worked well.

Also take a look at Sea Clear II (http://www.sping.com/seaclear/)

Works well with NOAA raster charts

JonnyBoats · Post by **JonnyBoats** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 8:53 pm

Also take a look at Sea Clear II (http://www.sping.com/seaclear/)

I use Seaclear and like it alot. It is definately worth the money (free). Also you can always have fully corrected charts for free from NOAA.

I did a three part tutorial on Seaclear at http://www.boatmaine.us/seaclear-training.aspx

Allen · Post by **Allen** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 12:21 am

The March issue of Cruising World reviews 8 nav programs. I'm using RayTech Navigator since it is designed to work with my Raymarine navigation system.

Mike E · Post by **Mike E** » Fri Mar 16, 2007 11:35 am

It is a specific interest. Could be the copy I used on ITB Jacksonville is an advance but it far exceeds all the others in capability. I'll have to keep checking the website.

M.

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