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Old 14-09-2010, 03:23   #1
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AIS for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch

I just found a press release for this AIS device that allows wireless connection with the iPad, iPhone & iPodtouch.

Perfect for the techheads

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Old 14-09-2010, 05:07   #2
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How cool is that! This stuff just keeps gettin' better!
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700 pounds... Proud of them. But oh-so-very-cool.
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Old 16-09-2010, 04:53   #4
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700 pounds... Proud of them. But oh-so-very-cool.
Where did you find the price? It hasn't even been released yet...

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Old 16-09-2010, 04:58   #5
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My MacENC nav software broadcasts all the data, AIS included, to the iPhone. Cheap. Simple.
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Old 16-09-2010, 06:18   #6
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Why use a cheap domestic piece of un reliable , non waterproof junk, to navigate a boat by,

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Old 16-09-2010, 16:06   #7
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Way cool! Are there any waterproof covers for the iThing around?

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Old 16-09-2010, 17:41   #8
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Well...mainly so I don't have to set my cocktail down and walk to the chartplotter just to check some little thing.
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Well...mainly so I don't have to set my cocktail down and walk to the chartplotter just to check some little thing.
Up 'til now I didn't understand what all the fuss was about.


Now I get it.

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The iPad sailor , please remember to look up from your browser/twitter/safari etc and check things the odd time , oh like rocks , big ships, etc

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The iPad sailor , please remember to look up from your browser/twitter/safari etc and check things the odd time , oh like rocks , big ships, etc
Oooo, cool yer jets mate. The iPhone tells me about the rocks and the ships. What has me worried all the time are the logs washed to sea from the Borneo rainforests. Very hard to spot during the day. Impossible at night. I trim the sails for slow.

Tip for the AIS folks: Some months back I ran a photo on CF of the kind of ship that does not have AIS. In a word: big.
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