It's an active charting iPhone app called iNavX, and is the sister to desktop programs called MacENC and GPSNavX - all only for Apple products, I think. That chart is an exact image of the printed NOAA chart, so yeah, it shows depths above Key Bridge and everywhere. Charts are free on all versions and there's also vector charting on the desktop products. It links to another app called AyeTides.
There are simpler, much more intuitive - and cheaper - marine charting mobile apps, but I like having active functions on the printed chart images.
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Jeff CookJeff - what app is that? It looks quite handy. Do you know if it has depths for the potomac above Key Bridge?Connor
On Sunday, July 22, 2012 6:18:42 PM UTC-4, Jeff Cook wrote:Just trying out the inflatable for the first time, down at Dyke Marsh. I should done this years ago! No fishing gear, but I won't make that mistake again. Im emailing from the water, and it's cooling off fast. I've counting five jumpers in the last ten minutes, including one that gulped after a bug three times over about two feet before giving up.--
I thought it was slack tide, but something's pushing me back north. Time to paddle...
It's the AE Straightedge Angler. Nice.
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Jeff Cook
CookStudios.com
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