Monthly Archive: August 2004

NavimaQ & SeaFarer/LX 0

NavimaQ & SeaFarer/LX

So how about the navigation software for a Mac I mentioned the other day? Ben Ellison hinted at NavimaQ, developed by Barco Software. They also have a Linux navigation tool, SeaFarer/LX, which is now...

The Nokia 5140, A Sailor’s Phone 0

The Nokia 5140, A Sailor’s Phone

Last week I had a post on the potential of using your phone as a chartplotter. Nokia has just released a new phone, the 5140, which comes with a digital compass. Once calibrated, it...

White Teeth After Being Shipwrecked 0

White Teeth After Being Shipwrecked

So if you happen to get shipwrecked while cruising in a sunnier part of the world, at least you won’t need a dentist as long as you have Compact-Impact’s Soladey-3 onboard… “Possibly a little...

ZigBee In Boating 0

ZigBee In Boating

Although we are seeing more and more Bluetooth enabled devices appearing in the marine electronics environment, I stll very strongly believe that ZigBee has many advantages over Bluetooth in a typical boating context. I...

Marlink’s New Fleet F33 Solution 0

Marlink’s New Fleet F33 Solution

They are definitely not the first, but Marlink has a new Fleet F33 MPDS solution. Especially geared towards smaller vessels. “Fleet F33 MPDS uses Internet Protocol (IP) technology and time-shared channels to allocate network...

Nobeltec BSB 4.0 And 3D Support 0

Nobeltec BSB 4.0 And 3D Support

Some relevant news for Admiral and Visual Navigation Suite 7.0 users in Nobeltec’s newsletter today. “This free Service Pack contains several new updates and features including support for BSB 4.0 charts and the new...

GripNweigh, How Much Weighs My Catch? 0

GripNweigh, How Much Weighs My Catch?

Like I said yesterday, I’m not really into fishing myself. But of course I do like the gadgets surrounding this sport. If you do too, and if you’re always claiming to have caught the...