Where do i find sea charts for sailing? (Baltic sea) angielski

monstoor, rok temu

Someone taking the title of this community literally ;-)

planish, rok temu

Not necessarily, Garmin probably wants to sell these. You can pirate while pirating.

tty84, rok temu

I’ve long used SAS.planet 🌐 to import maps from OpenStreetMap, Navionics or GoogleMap and then export them in Garmin format.

You’ll have to scour specialist forums to find the right configurations/settings, but it’s possible.

CapnAssHolo, rok temu

Finally a real fuckin pirate

anarchrist, rok temu

Perfection

ZeroHora, rok temu

Is that a innuendo for piracy stuff or I’m too dumb?

ekky43, rok temu

It’s meant quite literally. Sea charts are expensive, yo.

Been looking for some myself, my old nav has some ~20 year old charts, but I’m greedy, and I haven’t sunk yet.

three, rok temu

this is one of those things i wouldn’t pirate. maps and weather are extremely important when sailing and having legitimate sources of these things is something you should be doing. you wouldn’t pirate a first aid kit would you?

PoisonedPrisonPanda, rok temu

you should be doing the anti piracy commercials.

knapsackinjury, rok temu

I would download a car

000999, rok temu

Does paying for something make it better?

Or is that a capitalist illusion?

pedro, rok temu

A movie? No

A piece of information that your life might depend on and you need to trust the origin of this information? Yes

Boops, rok temu

I would buy charts if you need them for life and death reasons but if you are open to using older charts for interest and leisure purposes you could use the CM93 chart set. This is a world wide set taken from possible copyrighted sources and crowdsourced info. Of course we cannot direct link to potentially copyright infringing files from here but this thread on cruiser forum discussing the charts may point you in the right direction.

Not sure if they work on garmin natively but they are fine with opencpn.

Remember they are about 10 years old and come with no guarantees.

Failing that openseamaps is pretty good, though lacks bathymetry data.

slushiedrinker, rok temu

Pretty soon we’ll be hearing from people asking about finding free planks to walk, peg-legs, treasure maps, trained parrots, eye patches, and rum. Yo-ho-ho!