OpenMarine

Many European countries publish free S57 ENC charts for their inland waterways:
Austria    Belgium    Bulgaria    Croatia    Czech Republic    France    Germany    Hungary    Netherlands    Poland    Romania     Serbia    Slovakia    Switzerland

https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/chartsource.html

https://openseachart.org/doku.php

jim

(2017-10-18, 05:04 PM)jim321 Wrote: [ -> ]Many European countries publish free S57 ENC charts for their inland waterways:
Austria    Belgium    Bulgaria    Croatia    Czech Republic    France    Germany    Hungary    Netherlands    Poland    Romania     Serbia    Slovakia    Switzerland

https://opencpn.org/OpenCPN/info/chartsource.html

https://openseachart.org/doku.php

jim

Simple to download  as well with the built in downloader tab in the charts tab of settings.

almost 53 gigs of charts goodness "torrent download".
its been around awhile and takes forever to download

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5984772...cal_charts

i didn't have room for all of them so i selected what i thought i might need .
jim

(2017-10-21, 11:58 AM)jim321 Wrote: [ -> ]almost 53 gigs of charts goodness "torrent download".
its been around awhile and takes forever to download

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5984772...cal_charts

i didn't have room for all of them so i selected what i thought i might need .
jim

Seems very big, my cm93 is more like 1.3G. What all is in there?

chart readers viewers converters charts in most formats lots of charts i cant remember all of whats there but in a good torrent downloader you should be able to choose the files you want and slim down the size of download.
its been awhile since i looked at the complete list of files in there..
jim

(2017-10-21, 12:19 PM)jim321 Wrote: [ -> ]chart readers  converters charts in most formats lots of charts i cant remember all of whats there but in a good torrent downloader you should be able to choose the files you want and slim down the size of download.
its been awhile since i looked at the complete list of files in there..
jim

Ta, would kill a few months of mobile data so might leave it for now