chart work

[Lewy]

for ease of navigation i want to have the solent area broken down into A4 size chartlets which i can then laminate. I obviously want to refer to them when travelling at speed.
On my computer i have the BlueChart software but does anyone have any idea how i can print these out effectively.

thanks

[Paul Glatzel]

Have you seen these - they may be of interest

http://www.admiraltyleisure.com/toughcharts.asp

Regards

Paul

[PeteSmith]

The tough chart looks good, but I carnt find on the website what areas they cover and the cost...

[Neal]

I think they were £45 a pack at the boat show Saturday they did look good

[Biggles]

Originally Posted by Lewy

for ease of navigation i want to have the solent area broken down into A4 size chartlets which i can then laminate. I obviously want to refer to them when travelling at speed.
On my computer i have the BlueChart software but does anyone have any idea how i can print these out effectively.

thanks

PM sent.

[v666]

Originally Posted by PeteSmith

The tough chart looks good, but I carnt find on the website what areas they cover and the cost...

I think there are only 2 available,

Weymouth - Needles

Solent

Try Sea Chest in plymouth http://www.seachest.co.uk/acatalog/S...harts_118.html

Or search for a retailer here
http://www.admiraltyleisure.com/howtobuy.asp

Tim

[SDGANDER]

Why not chop a normal chart into A4 size sections and laminate them...

SDG

[MikeCC]

There's also Stanfords ones printed on plastic sheet
www.stanfords.co.uk (also available from SeaChest as mentioned previously)

Their website has changed since the last time I visited. Seems a bit odd now.

As to printing from BlueCharts, sorry no idea!

[Jeff]

Originally Posted by Lewy

On my computer i have the BlueChart software but does anyone have any idea how i can print these out effectively.

thanks

I assume you have the mapsource software ; with the appropraire bluechart area unlocked. - if so its is as easy as zooming into a view you wish to see and use "file > print setup" like any windows product. You will probably find the landscape page setup works best.
Print on a colour printer and laminate ( one page back to back with another saves pouches and number of bits of "paper" on board.
........ unless I have misunderstood your question ?
Jeff

[Ezgoing]

what about colour photocopy of ordinary chart and get laminated.

rgds