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Old 03-23-2012, 07:11 AM   #1
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Navionics for your Droid Phone

I'm proud to say that I have a Droid phone and not one of those Iphones, although my has an Iphone I like the droids better. Anyway I found a Navionics App for my phone. It costs $9.99 but that's better than paying $150 or more. This way if I'm not on my Yak I can still mark areas for future trips, and plan trips and such. I highly recommend it.
http://www.navionics.com/NavionicsMobile.asp
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Old 03-23-2012, 07:21 AM   #2
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Great app but since some guy sold me his ff I don't use it anymore cause he didn't delete his way points.
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Old 03-23-2012, 08:50 AM   #3
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I'm proud to say that I have a Droid phone and not one of those Iphones, although my has an Iphone I like the droids better. Anyway I found a Navionics App for my phone. It costs $9.99 but that's better than paying $150 or more. This way if I'm not on my Yak I can still mark areas for future trips, and plan trips and such. I highly recommend it.
http://www.navionics.com/NavionicsMobile.asp

Let me know how well it works and if it doesn't delete your way points I'd be interested in getting it for my commando
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Old 03-23-2012, 09:06 AM   #4
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If it works flawlessly, $10 is a really good price. The Apple APPs store also have the "Marine & Lakes" for $14.99.

This app with the "Lifeproof" waterproof case, you'll be set!

Chime back and let us know how well this app works.
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Old 03-23-2012, 12:13 PM   #5
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You need to get the Navionics HD map. It cost a little more, but the stuff it has to offer is crazy. I have it on both my iPhone and iPad.
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Old 03-23-2012, 04:11 PM   #6
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Great app but since some guy sold me his ff I don't use it anymore cause he didn't delete his way points.
Did that thing hold onto the La Jolla Way Points? Look at it as an added part to the deal.
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Old 03-23-2012, 04:13 PM   #7
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If it works flawlessly, $10 is a really good price. The Apple APPs store also have the "Marine & Lakes" for $14.99.

This app with the "Lifeproof" waterproof case, you'll be set!

Chime back and let us know how well this app works.
I paid $9.99 for the app and it gave detailed readings of many of the lakes here in SD and the Bay and Ocean. Pretty worth the money so far.
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Old 03-24-2012, 05:27 PM   #8
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I use motionx-gps on iPhone. Not to bad a gps for a dollar. A lot of nice extra details on the navionics, might have to upgrade soon.
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Thanks Jimmyz for this post. I got the app to try out and found it useful in NPH over the weekend. The export of data and having it open in Google Earth with a Navionics logo is pretty cool. This $10 app is now going to cost me a liquipel coating or a lifeproof case.
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Thanks Jimmyz for this post. I got the app to try out and found it useful in NPH over the weekend. The export of data and having it open in Google Earth with a Navionics logo is pretty cool. This $10 app is now going to cost me a liquipel coating or a lifeproof case.
I'm looking forward to trying it out myself more than just in and around the city. The graphics are pretty nice also.
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Now all we need is a sonar app and we don't need the fish finders Darren
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If I was to purchase the app and had to replace my phone would I need to purchase the app a second time?
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If I was to purchase the app and had to replace my phone would I need to purchase the app a second time?
If it's an iphone/IOS device it will permanently be linked to your Apple ID, hence buy it once and keep it.
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If I was to purchase the app and had to replace my phone would I need to purchase the app a second time?
If you have something like a droid and you have a google account you can download the app strait to your google account so when you get a new phone all the apps pics etc... will be downloaded strait to your phone
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I just downloaded the app........one word: WOW

My only concern now is the battery life on my phone
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It's a nice little app. Have you scoped out any bodies of water near you to see the depths that it shows. The one I have shows depth changes, and all that fun stuff. I compared it to my new Lowrance FF that I got and the information is the same.
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looking at my phone I forgot I had GPS essentials.
Pretty good for free.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...c2VudGlhbHMiXQ..
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I have that also, but I wanted more of a navigation app with the possible Lake and Ocean topography.
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I just downloaded the app........one word: WOW

My only concern now is the battery life on my phone
For those of us non-techy here, can you give us an example of a practical application? So, you see depth and gridlines on a GPS map to target certain areas on a lake or in the ocean? Is that right?
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