City Sailing Navionics Web Application for Passage Planning for your Day Skipper course.

This www.citysailing.com video is about Navionics Web Application for Passage Planning. We look at the free Navionics web application, google earth, and google maps as an aid to passage planning to bring us information for our passages. All this information is available for free and a great source of preparing your passage plan. This tutorial is a good foundation for the electronics element of your Royal Yachting Association RYA Day Skipper Course.

[@wilmakirkland7505]

Great video

[@tryityourself3870]

What a well explained and practical way to get the 'big picture for passage planning. Thank you

[@CitySailing]

Thank you.

[@CitySailing]

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[@bigglyguy8429]

Paul, on Navionics, where it says for example 1 meter, is that the 'CD' height, then you add the tide height to that? Thanks!

[@CitySailing]

YEes unless it is set up otherwise.

[@bigglyguy8429]

I can't seem to get these direction arrows on the paid phone app, let alone the web version. Seems my area of the world has no such data.

[@CitySailing]

uoi will have to cantact them directly regarding this. Paul

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@CitySailing After poking around I did eventually get a message about this 'item of interest' not being available in the location I now live (Borneo). Really I'm trying to study for my RYA but it has to be said all the tidal books and charts n things just don't exist here, or are old. My 'new' chart of the area is dated 1999.... The channel buoys into my main river here are just 2 white lights etc. But I shall persevere!

[@danielprout8987]

I think Navionics is not free

[@CitySailing]

The first two weeks are free, them you pay for the subscription. This is still very good value.