SasPlanet

[elan 333]

Originally Posted by SoggyPaws

I can make a chart from Transas (the zmp file posted previously) using Sat2Chart, v16.0.10.0. Using a 2021 version of Sat2Chart with the Transas zmp files added. I haven't tried making an "area chart" using a route from OpenCPN to define the area, but I don't think, Sat2Chart will have a problem.
The only thing I probably can't do is use the "multimap" function (where you define one area and then make charts of that area for each map/satellite source). I don't do that, so I've never tried to figure out what it takes. But 5 minutes with the (pretty detailed) Help file in Sat2Chart produced this:



So you need to either just make Transas maps one at a time, or figure out how to set up a hotkey for the Transas map (in SasPlanet), and add Transas to the Multi Map mode file (in Sat2Chart).

Here's a quick Transas map I just made for the Bahamas.

Sherry

Thanks so much Sherry; The issue of Transas, thanks to the help of other friends, has been solved
https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...ml#post3948568
Now, there is an other much more important (see posts above)

[SoggyPaws]

Originally Posted by elan 333

since yesterday I'm not able to download anymore Navionics charts.
Same error message with ArcGIS !
What’s happening?

Likely you are getting blocked somewhere due to excessive internet use or excessive access to Navionics and ArcGIS. In general, websites are getting slammed by bad actors. Just happened to NoForeignLand a few days ago, so they've put in extra protection from single users, or an IP address range, hammering them.

Try a different mechanism to access the internet... if you're using Starlink, switch to cell, or your friend's cable connection. If on cell, switch to a different cell provider (try a friend's hotspot just to check), or cable.

Try a VPN (a good quality VPN, not a free one) and choose another first world country for your VPN access point. It might help.

I can access both Navionics and ArcGIS, right now, so if you are still having problems, it's on your end.

[elan 333]

Originally Posted by SoggyPaws

Likely you are getting blocked somewhere due to excessive internet use or excessive access to Navionics and ArcGIS. In general, websites are getting slammed by bad actors. Just happened to NoForeignLand a few days ago, so they've put in extra protection from single users, or an IP address range, hammering them.

Try a different mechanism to access the internet... if you're using Starlink, switch to cell, or your friend's cable connection. If on cell, switch to a different cell provider (try a friend's hotspot just to check), or cable.

Try a VPN (a good quality VPN, not a free one) and choose another first world country for your VPN access point. It might help.

I can access both Navionics and ArcGIS, right now, so if you are still having problems, it's on your end.

Clear !
Thanks so much Sherry !!!

[bbalan]

Hey Sherry,
Do you have any sense of what causes Navionics to cut one off? I don't use more than 4 connections and sometimes it will work all day and sometimes it will work for an hour. Any idea?
And any idea how long you have to wait for it to reset?

Thanks
Bruce

[ccannan]

On 29 Dec 2024 I don't see SASPlanet marine chart sources CMAP, and Transas aren't listed as a working maps, or Not Working maps. Is this correct? Can they be added manually, or do I need to install an older version of SASPlanet?