GPSNavX™ - Screenshots

Displays realtime GPS data. The GPS Window can be re-sized and the data will be visually scaled. This makes for a usable "Maxi" display. Transparent allows charts to be seen through the GPS Window. The Monitor, Satellites and Settings button open respective drawers.

Displays realtime instruments data. Resizes and scales like the GPS Window.

Displays list of available charts that can be opened. Charts can be filtered by any position or a specific waypoint. The preview drawer gives a quick look at the chart.

In this window, the vessel is being navigated to the popular San Francisco waypoint BLKALL (Blackaller). The blue line shows the course to the active waypoint and the trailing dashed line shows the track history. At the side of the chart, the distance and bearing to the active waypoint are shown.

Shows the entire chart allowing any portion to be selected and shown in the Chart Window.

Double clicking on the chart creates a new waypoint. Waypoints can be edited in place and saved and deleted and made active.

Routes can be created using waypoints. The selected route is plotted on the chart.

The historical position is stored. Selecting any row plots the past position on the chart including bearing and speed. In this example the Route from SAPRCH to GGBRG is shown with the actual sailed track.

Connect a readily available AIS (Automatic Identification Receiver) or Radar to your Mac and "see" local vessel traffic.

Click anywhere on the chart to get a tide or current graph via Mr. Tides.

Using readily available and free GRIB weather forecast files, wind speed, wind direction, pressure, air and sea temperature are plotted on the chart. Both traditional vectors with barbs or Beaufort scale filled vectors are available. Selecting the forecast is as easy as picking the date/time from the list.

Export waypoints, routes and tracks to Google Earth.