Binding: Accessory Product Brand: Garmin EAN: 0753759034955 Label: Garmin Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Product Manufacturer: Garmin Model: 010-10317-00 Publisher: Garmin Studio: Garmin
Piece facts:
Interactive viewing of detailed nautical chart data
Features include shading between depth contours, spot soundings, navaids, port plans, wrecks, obstructions, inter-tidal zones, and more
Cursor movements over the chart provide descriptions for contour depths, chart number, navaid name, and more
Includes information from the paper chart used in the digitization process such as chart number, name, scale, revision date, and Notice-to-Mariners date
See product description for compatibility information
(010-10317-00) Americas Units, GPS Garmin for CD-ROM BlueChart MapSource Garmin
0ur opinion:
: Garmin's exclusive line of BlueChart marine cartography products is designed to provide interactive viewing of detailed nautical chart data. These detailed electronic nautical charts look just like paper charts when displayed on your Garmin chart plotter. Descriptive details for features typically found on nautical charts can easily be viewed with a simple key press. Cursor movements over the chart provide descriptions for contour depths, chart number, navaid name, and much more.
BlueChart data includes shaded depth contours, intertidal zones, spot soundings, wrecks, navaids, port plans, restricted areas, cable areas, anchorages, and more. Additionally, BlueCharts include information from the paper chart used in the digitization process, such as chart number, name, scale, revision date, and Notice-to-Mariners date.
Three MapSource BlueChart CD-R0Ms are available: Americas, Atlantic, and Pacific. The Atlantic CD-R0M covers Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. 0ne CD-R0M contains BlueChart data for an entire region. MapSource BlueChart is a Microsoft Windows-based program that uses Garmin Unlock technology, allowing you to use one coverage area from the CD-R0M when initially purchased and to purchase additional coverage areas. lnternet access is recommended for the unlock process.
Compatible products include these Garmin marine chart plotters: GPSMAP 176, GPSMAP 176C, GPSMAP 182, GPSMAP 188 Sounder, GPSMAP 232, GPSMAP 238 Sounder, GPSMAP 2006, and the GPSMAP 2010. BlueChart CD-R0Ms are also compatible with Garmin GPS receivers that accept map data, including the GPSMAP 76, eTrex Vista, and eTrex Legend.
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Whether you're exploring new coastline or cruising your favorite bay, BlueChart Americas v7 contains the most detailed marine cartography around. These electronic nautical maps give you peace of mind when navigating offshore. Version 7 additions include rigs and artificial reefs for the East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico.
Main Features
Manufacturer: Garmin, Ltd
Manufacturer Part Number: 010-10317-00
Manufacturer Website Address: www.garmin.com
Software Sub Type: Maps & Traveling
Software Name: BlueChart Americas v.7.0
Features & Benefits:
Now with rigs and artificial reefs for the East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico
Chart-specific information, including chart name and number, scale, revision date, latest Notice to Mariners date
0bject-oriented cartography
Shaded depth contours
lntertidal zones
Spot soundings
Navaids with view range and coverage
Port plans
Port services including marina names, addresses, telephone, and types of services provided
Tides, wrecks, restricted areas and anchorages
Trip and waypoint management function lets you transfer waypoints, routes and tracks between your GPS and your PC
Real-time track plotting allows you to interface your Garmin chartplotter or handheld GPS with a PC laptop and must have compatible GPS with unlock code
Note: These functions of this product work with nearly all Garmin GPS units, excluding the GPS 100 family and panel mount aviation units.
Platform Support: PC
Compatibility:
Handheld GPS devices:
GPSMAP 162
GPSMAP 168 Sounder
GPSMAP 172
GPSMAP 172C
GPSMAP 176
GPSMAP 178 Sounder
GPSMAP 178C Sounder
GPSMAP 182/182C
GPSMAP 188/188C Sounder
GPSMAP 192C
GPSMAP 196
GPSMAP 198C Sounder
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Buyer's feedback: - * What a ripoff! ...
There aren't many choices for nautical chart software for the Garmin 76cx so I sprung for the Bluechart Americas package expecting it would cover at least a few of the 10,000 lakes up here in Minnesota. Well, they did manage to cover Superior and even Lake of the Woods and Rainy Lake, but they missed a little something called the Mississippi River (at least the northern half) and the other 9,997 lakes. What's unbelievable is the unlock process. Holy cow! I can choose to unlock the Rainy Lake area for the $100+ I spent for this package but if I want Lake Superior it's another $100+!! Wow, I wasn't expecting that I would get all of the Caribbean or Lake Titicaca (Peru) for the initial price but I certainly expected they would include the only two lakes covered in Minnesota for the same price. What a colossal rip off! It's pretty rare to find blatant examples of unfair business practices in this day and age but I think this falls in that category. Incredible!
Buyer's feedback: - Garmin Support is AWFUL
Six weeks now and I still don't have this GPS running. Wait 45 minutes for tech support to get on phone, then they have to hand you off to someone else which means another 45 minute wait. Their instructions and web site are not intuitive and are very unclear. A friend who is a software designer can't figure this convoluted mess out. The best help is through others who have struggled with this and posted remarks and solutions on the internet. I would not recommend Bluechart Americas to anyone. This was supposed to help me navigate in my kayak, but it is giving me ulcers. This is a good stock (GRMN) to short. It just has to go down.
Buyer's feedback: - * Version? ...
I called amazon to find out what version they were currently shipping and they informed me that they could not tell as the product was in a different physical location. Does anyone know what version Amazon is shipping now?
Buyer's feedback: - Blue Chart Data for Newfoundland
The Blue Chart Data on this CD for Newfoundland is considerably overpriced. I purchased the same data for Polynesia two years ago and was able to get chart data for the entire area we anticipated being in from the Marquesas to Western Polynesia--a fair amount for the money involved. This time, however, I was able to unlock on SW Newfoundland. I would have needed to unlock two-three more regions for the rest of Newfoundland and nothing in Labrador.
Not sure why this region should be so expensive for so little. My second complaint with Garmin is that they still do not provide support for Apple computers--my platform of choice. Many promises, but no delivery.
Buyer's feedback: - * Amazon shipped old version ...
Amazon doesn't specify which version of BlueChart you will get. Amazon sent me version 9.0. I later found out that the current version is 9.5. Garmin now charges $75 to upgrade from 9.0 to 9.5. The charts are good, but Amazon should tell you which version you are getting.
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