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Title: Charts for Turkey
#1
We'll be spending a week sailing on the southern Turkish coast this fall and I'd like to get charts to work with either GPSNavX and/or MacENC. It looks to me as if the Maptech ones will work with NavX. Can anyone else offer other suggestions?

The UK Maptech version says "This CD contains German Hydrographic Office charts of the title area in Maptech/BSB 4.0 format." Anyone know if the charts are *written* in German?

Thanks,
 
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#2
I've been using ENCs from http://www.chartworld.com/ with MacENC.
Goto "Shop" then "Official S-57" and select "Turkey" from popup menu.
There are all charts you may need.
And also, you can try "Greece" for Greek islands.

Fatih TANYU
Istanbul, TR
S/Y Melodi
 
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#3
macuser Wrote:I've been using ENCs from http://www.chartworld.com/ with MacENC.
Goto "Shop" then "Official S-57" and select "Turkey" from popup menu.
There are all charts you may need.

Thanks, works. I do not recall if there is a procedure for enabling use of S63 charts in MacENC. We need a key, no?
 
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#4
ginginsman Wrote:I do not recall if there is a procedure for enabling use of S63 charts in MacENC. We need a key, no?

You only need is to register to ChartWorld using your "User Permit" displayed in the Chart Manager window of MacENC.


Fatih TANYU
Istanbul, TR
S/Y Melodi
 
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#5
macuser Wrote:
ginginsman Wrote:I do not recall if there is a procedure for enabling use of S63 charts in MacENC. We need a key, no?

You only need is to register to ChartWorld using your "User Permit" displayed in the Chart Manager window of MacENC.

All is well up until I upzip the chart downloads from Chartworld and I do not find the permit.txt so I can add it in the Chart Manager. Do you know what might have gone wrong here?
 
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#6
There must be a file like;
Yourboatname_.......zip.prm.zip

If there is a file ".zip.prm", then add .zip to its name as suffix(do not delete .prm). Then you will have a .zip file. Double click on it and will see ; Permit.txt, Units.txt and a unix exec file.

Hope this helps.
 
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#7
macuser Wrote:There must be a file like;
Yourboatname_.......zip.prm.zip

If there is a file ".zip.prm", then add .zip to its name as suffix(do not delete .prm). Then you will have a .zip file. Double click on it and will see ; Permit.txt, Units.txt and a unix exec file.

I guess something went wrong then, as the file name does not include the boat name I registered in the account details. I downloaded two files:

TR1002_DATA_7_8_2.ZIP.S63
7CWORLD_DATA_1_0_1.ZIP.S63

Perhaps I need to ask Chartworld for some assistance.
 
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#8
OK, goto ChartWorld page and login. Then click on Account from menu then navigate to "Installation.
You must see your infos'. You will see some letters and numbers under "ENC" menu. ( ex. DC2873 or something like it)
If you click on that numbers, will see the charts you bought and "Chart key file". About 3KB.
That's the file you need, download and open.
 
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#9
We have put together a guide about using the ChartWorld ENCs..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/pdf/ChartWorld.pdf
Scott Dillon
Sydney Australia
North Shore 38
CYCA
 
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#10
GPSNavX Wrote:We have put together a guide about using the ChartWorld ENCs..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/pdf/ChartWorld.pdf
Except that when I bought my Turkey ENC, the file with the permit.txt included in it (the "Chart Access Key file") was sent to me automatically in an email, and could also be downloaded with the charts, but it was not automatically included in the chart file which seems to be what your instructions say (unless I have misunderstood?).
 
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#11
You can try Maptech, buy it at Italian "nauticard" http://www.nauticard.it/, (CDMED08 SIDE A - CD con 91 carte digitali:
Coast of Turkey and Eastern Greek Islands)
and than register with the file "register" on gpsnavx site.
 
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#12
http://turquoisesail.blogspot.com/

This site is probably the best for this topic. Has some very nice pictures as well!
 
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