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Adobe Cs6 Master Collection Trial Version Download there. Updating paper charts is a simple matter of consulting the updates given in a relevant Notice to Mariners and transferring these via a trusty purple pen to the chart: David Rainsbury wrote about how to update your paper charts in PBO September 2014. That’s all very well, but few people go to sea these days without electronic charts on board.

There’s even more need to update electronic charts than paper charts, especially as chart plotters display your position to a few metres on the chart and people sneak ever closer to obstructions, believing their charts and position to be accurate to the nearest centimetre. But unlike paper charts, you can’t simply draw on the electronic versions. So how do you go about it?

Digital charts are available in a variety of formats and with hugely varying levels of complexity and price. Each company offers a range of update products. You can just buy a new chart each time, but this can work out to be extremely expensive, so it’s worth putting in some time to research the options which are open to you. Chart plotters There are three main providers of charts – Garmin (Garmin BlueChart) Jeppesen (C-Map) and Navionics. These companies offer their cartography on memory cards for plotters and each sell their own iPad and Android tablet apps, which are much cheaper. Navionics Navionics are the only company to offer daily chart updates. First identify the type of Navionics charts and the type of memory card you are using: these are likely to be either SD cards, micro-SD cards or CompactFlash (CF) cards.

You then order an update card online, which you plug into a card reader and onto which you can download an update from the Navionics server. Your existing card verifies that you are upgrading an older chart and can then be used as a backup. The fee charged for the update also allows you to transfer your chart to a different area, or change media if required, eg for a new plotter.

Freshest Data Navionics offer 12 months’ free updates with every Navionics+, Gold, or Platinum+ chart chip. This allows daily updates similar to those in the official Notices to Mariners, as well as Navionics’ SonarCharts (which use sonar logs from boats which submit their logs) and Community Edits (crowd-sourced data). After this 12 month period has passed, your update options are as follows: • Navionics Silver – Silver charts, which are the most basic on offer, can be updated with an update card for £99.99 as long as they are on a chip and not embedded on the plotter. They are not available to buy separately. • Navionics Gold – New chart £199.