Are you sure? i believed it meant Danger Moose Crossing.You must be near near Canadian waters, they are maple leaves turning red on the fall
pete
Actually I thought they were AIS symbols of some TFers.
On my journey this summer I saw a gray squares with 2 "S" inside the box. I can't find it in the symbol book. Any ideas?
I'm getting strange symbols on my Raymarine C97 with a Navionics chart. Any ideas what they are? (the purple things)
I updated our Navionics and wifi connected to our Vesper. AIS targets on Navionics is pretty slick.navionics actually has AIS built into it now. Has anyone tried this?
I updated our Navionics and wifi connected to our Vesper. AIS targets on Navionics is pretty slick.
I learned this that hard way when setting the anchor watch via Vesper on my phone. Once set, and everything working...I turned the phone wifi connection from Vesper to our boat network. Ugh, I lost the anchor watch data.Same here. One thing I hate is Navionics (like all apps it seems) wants to connect to whatever network has an internet connection. In other words, you have to turn off the cellular data network to get it to recognize the data on the Vesper WiFi. Frustrating, especially if you need to use some other app that needs external data.
I learned this that hard way when setting the anchor watch via Vesper on my phone.