November 3, 2018 16:39
Since MacENC upgrades have been slow (non-existent) I have started using OpenCPN which is true 64 bit. Anyone else using OpenCPN...comments?
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January 17, 2019 11:05
I started using OpenCPN last summer. It crashed at least once a day.
Other than crashing, my other issue was the availability of vector charts for British Columbia, Canada. I had raster charts purchased through Fugawi.
I prefered using MacENC and Navionics charts for most of my navigation in British Columbia.
Other than crashing, my other issue was the availability of vector charts for British Columbia, Canada. I had raster charts purchased through Fugawi.
I prefered using MacENC and Navionics charts for most of my navigation in British Columbia.
(January 17, 2019 11:05)Etapa Wrote: I started using OpenCPN last summer. It crashed at least once a day.
Other than crashing, my other issue was the availability of vector charts for British Columbia, Canada. I had raster charts purchased through Fugawi.
I prefered using MacENC and Navionics charts for most of my navigation in British Columbia.
I've been using it on my MacBook Pro... works fine. I have the CMap CM93January2011 that I'm using on OpenCPN I can post a link for download if you wish.
January 18, 2019 20:21
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I started using OpenCPN this year. It takes a bit to get used to, but works well once you're familiar with it. I used it on a two week ocean crossing this year and it worked fine.
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