NavPlanner2 is now shipping!
Designed for boaters, whether offshore cruisers, day sailors, salt-water anglers, green water anglers, kayakers or canoeists, NavPlanner2 is an atlas of all US coastal waters, navigable waterways and over 12,000 inland lakes for the home computer. In addition, the software includes the entire Navionics 2010 database of exclusive High-Definition freshwater lakes, surveyed up to one-foot contour intervals.
NavPlanner2 software includes the equivalent of Navionics Gold US marine charts and HotMaps® Premium US lake maps. Boaters can plan an entire trip with detailed navigation and fishing maps including bottom contours, structures, drop-offs, marinas, boat ramps and fishery information, to name a few. The software allows users to locate ports with Go-to-Port; measure distance and bearing; overlay GRIB file weather forecasts; print paper copies; view coastal water charts in stunning 3D; display tides and currents; and even integrate with the optional and free Fugawi Google Earth Plug-in for split screen views of Navionics charts and Google Earth satellite imagery. Offering the ultimate functionality, NavPlanner2 comes with a Navionics Multi Card Reader that can be used to view any optional Navionics chart supplied on plug-and-play CF or SD/MicroSD card, including the award-winning Navionics Gold, Platinum+ and HotMaps Platinum charts. The card reader can also be used to program a blank CF or SD card with waypoints to transfer to and from a variety of leading chartplotters including Raymarine®, Lowrance®, Simrad®, Garmin®, Humminbird® and Geonav®.
We are excited to get this feature-packed planning tool into the hands of boaters, said Jeff Brodeur, sales manager, Navionics. Navionics NavPlanner2 perfectly combines the award-winning, richly detailed charts produced by Navionics with Fugawis leading chart presentation and user data management technology. We believe this software will be a winner with boaters interested in planning their boating or fishing trip in advance for maximum enjoyment and safety while on the water.
To see the complete press release along with screens shots -
http://www.navionics.com/NavionicsNews.asp?ID=324&ArticleYear=2010