What to do? s5/e22
When I found out that my MFD, Multi Functional Display from Raymarine was too old for their latest software and a new device would cost me € 4200.-, I decided to do some research on navigation tools, equipment and software.
Ofcourse the dedicated stuff from Furuno, Raymarine or Garmin work in all weather situations, on all boats and will not break during war, but what if I do not need all that? With software like SavyNavvy for mobile devices and Orca, who tries to sell their beneftis, also the mac/pc market offers software. Some (m.o.) packages look as if it’s upgrades from MSDOS to WIN, and other packages have a better GUI.
Some people say the OPENCPN is best, but to me it feels to much as if a programmer still has to finish it . “Tomorrow it is ready, I just have to fix some things.” I was manager of a crew of 25 programmers, so I still have nightmares of those guys.
I found a package with more benefits than disadvantages, so I picked that one as my first choice, and whilst using it, I really start liking it.
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What to do? s5/e22
When I found out that my MFD, Multi Functional Display from Raymarine was too old for their latest software and a new device would cost me € 4200.-, I decided to do some research on navigation tools, equipment and software.
Ofcourse the dedicated stuff from Furuno, Raymarine or Garmin work in all weather situations, on all boats and will not break during war, but what if I do not need all that? With software like SavyNavvy for mobile devices and Orca, who tries to sell their beneftis, also the mac/pc market offers software. Some (m.o.) packages look as if it's upgrades from MSDOS to WIN, and other packages have a better GUI.
Some people say the OPENCPN is best, but to me it feels to much as if a programmer still has to finish it . "Tomorrow it is ready, I just have to fix some things." I was manager of a crew of 25 programmers, so I still have nightmares of those guys.
I found a package with more benefits than disadvantages, so I picked that one as my first choice, and whilst using it, I really start liking it.
This is not a sponsored deal.
EASIEST WAY TO SUPPORT ME?
1. Subscribe to the channel!
2. Buy me a coffee using the [Super Thanks] button
Thanks for coming along! Please leave any questions or comments below.
What to do? s5/e22
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2024 is Season 4 of Sailing MV LadyLiselot. I am Henk-Jan (1965 - I know, one would not tell), a #liveaboard on this #trawler #yacht where I live, work, #singlehanded sail and enjoy life in #thenetherlands. She is a 1980 49ft Blue Ocean Trawler and named after my daughter: "Fien Liselot". Build in Lien Hwa Boat Yard (established in 1978). Lien Hwa Boat Yard builded boats for several OEM partners included Blue Ocean (Holland – power boats), Little Harbor (US – sail boats), Marine Trader (US – power boats), Trade Winds (US – power boats). This channel follows a format: "Join Henk-Jan, whilst he cruises with Lady Liselot". That's it. This automatically means: no boat tour and no boat jobs. These subjects do not fit the format. EASIEST WAY TO SUPPORT ME? 1. Subscribe to the channel! 2. Buy me a coffee using the [Super Thanks] button 3. Help me build a fund to pay the loan I took to get my engines rebuild. Please donate via https://www.gofundme.com/f/mvladyliselot
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What to do? s5/e22
When I found out that my MFD, Multi Functional Display from Raymarine was too old for their latest software and a new device would cost me € 4200.-, I decided to do some research on navigation tools, equipment and software. Ofcourse the dedicated stuff ...
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