[Sentoa] Navigation program

Shane Bowlin skbowlin at alaska.net
Mon Jul 27 21:06:15 EDT 2009


	You are probably looking for software to run on a windows machine but  
for the Mac users amongst us I would like to recommend MacENC.  It is  
stable, simple, intuitive, and well supported by the developer.  When  
you call for assistance you talk to the guy who wrote the program.  It  
is inexpensive and you can run the free electronic charts provided by  
NOAA, both raster and vector.
	I have been working on integrating my laptop into my navigation  
system because working with electronic charts on a laptop is superior  
to doing so on a tiny screen, and I have been having trouble with my  
multiplexor which acts as a bridge between laptop and NMEA 0183.  I  
called MacENC and spoke with the developer (I don't know his name) and  
he told me it sounded like I might have a bad multiplexor and he sent  
me one to try that he happened to have laying around, he didn't charge  
me anything, and told me to return it when I figured out what the  
problem was.  He doesn't even sell multiplexors.  Service doesn't get  
any better than that IMHO.  His web sight is http://www.gpsnavx.com/  
and you can even download a free trial at his web sight.  No..., I am  
not affiliated with him nor do I own stock, I just like his product  
and service.

Shane Bowlin
Nordic Chill
32-97
PWS, Alaska


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