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- Jack Janos - July 4, 2012 Practical Sailor article says you can make the Mac do this, so you can use your iPad with it. How do ya make the Mac act as a router? - GPSNavX - July 4, 2012 Any Mac can become an AdHoc network. Using MacENC on the Mac and iNavX on iPad you can share the NMEA data.. http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/macenc.htm - vov - June 30, 2013 best variant use any device like TP-Link 3020 or 3040 http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?categoryid=218&model=TL-MR3020 1) Standard WiFi onboard (we use it also for translate video/audio to iPads and other tasks) 2) 3G or 4G when available 3) Could be integrate with WiFi extender and etc 4) power - 5v, use USB or car adapter from main battery for permanent power - simmsdp - August 27, 2013 Hi, When I try this procedure, MacENC will get the wrong IP address often. I have found that if I run a Parallels virtual machine MacENC will pickup the Parallels virtual IP address rather than the Mac's Ethernet or Airport adapter. I have to restart my computer to get MacENC to work correctly and then it can take 5 more minutes to get the MacENC and iNavX communicating. - vov - August 30, 2013 Salty Doug Wrote:Hi, Hi! What did You mean? You create new network, and MacENC take wrong address? Dose it the same address shoeing in Network properties? regards, Vlad |