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Posted by: ebgb - June 27, 2009 14:29 - Forum: General
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anyone know where they can be bought?
asking for a mate who has maxsea (v 10.something) on board and he was wanting to get the currents working??
TIA
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| Connecting GPS Antenna to Mac |
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Posted by: DHarvey - June 22, 2009 08:37 - Forum: Hardware
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How do I get hold of a "connector" that will allow me to attach my Garmin GPS antenna to my G4 Mac Powerbook so I can use my new MacENC program? The cord from the antenna, at the stern of my sailboat, has a bayonet BNC connector. I need to get an device that accepts the BNC at one end and has a BUS port on the other end. I mean, really, why do I need to get a new antenna?
Dixon in Michigan
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| iNavX and Bluetooth GPS |
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Posted by: GPSNavX - June 19, 2009 18:06 - Forum: iNavX
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Some have inquired whether they can use an off the shelf Bluetooth GPS with iNavX and an iPod Touch. Unfortunately the answer is no. Apple's policy on this is:
"If Your Application interfaces, communicates, or otherwise interoperates with or
controls an iPhone Accessory (as defined above) through Bluetooth or AppleÂ’s 30-pin dock
connector, then the accessory must be licensed under Apple's MFi Program."
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/accessories/
So as soon as Apple approved Bluetooth GPS or GPS receivers that can connect to the 30 pin dock connector are available, iNavX will support them.
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| GRIB data wanted |
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Posted by: brak - June 18, 2009 18:02 - Forum: General
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Would anyone happen to have a GRIB data file that includes wave height/direction or other such information?
It would appear that popular mail-request GRIB services provide only wind and pressure data.
Thanks guys!
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| iNavX and iPhone 3G[S] |
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Posted by: GPSNavX - June 16, 2009 12:27 - Forum: iNavX
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iNavX 2.0.3 is compatible with iPhone OS 3 and/or iPhone 3G[S]. iNavX 2.0.4 will be submitted to Apple this week. It adds support for the iPhone 3G[S] compass. Compass (if present on device) will be used for position icon orientation, Compass banner and "HDG" in Instruments view. Otherwise COG (course over ground) is used. The new 3G[S] is also faster so iNavX will be aware of that for more frequent position updates.
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