Tide info

LURCHER · 08 December 2007, 18:37

http://www.mobiletide.co.uk/
Anyone used this I am about to download it

blinddog · 08 December 2007, 18:47

Feck me, that's cheaper than my tide clock on the wall.
gaZ

Andy Moore · 08 December 2007, 19:15

No iPhone support yet.

MikeCC · 08 December 2007, 19:26

Looked OK to me without cross-checking it. He was doing free trial downloads at ECBS.

RAD · 08 December 2007, 20:51

Saw them advertised while "spending a penny".

My phone wont support it but i am sure it would be great and an easy way to get the info you need.

ian parkes · 08 December 2007, 20:57

Are the tide watches any good . Would be handy to just see the tide times on yer watch .

blinddog · 09 December 2007, 10:29

Dont know about watches but the tide clocks work perfectly,
I've had one for 2 years now.
gaZ

nik · 09 December 2007, 10:45

I had a tide watch, I think it was rip curl, and it was quite good. You set it to the high tide of your chosen port, and away you go. It could have done with a secondary port as well though.
I have since had casio tide watches. They are ok, but in order to set them you have to input lunetidal data, which you have to search for on t`internet.
Less handy if you want to check a new location when you are out and about.
I am seriously considering this software myself, I dont know about wap pushes though. I would rather have a file that I could download then transfer to my phone.

Nick.

J.C. · 09 December 2007, 11:51

A word of warning, I'd be careful buying mobiletide form the web site. I just went through the pay by Paypal route - and it took my £5 and gave me absolutely nothing. Not happy. I have e-mailed them asking them to provide the software or give me my money back.

nik · 09 December 2007, 16:13

Shame, I could not seem to find where they are based, the conact link has page cannot be found.

ian parkes · 09 December 2007, 19:09

On the water is ok if you have bluechart. I just thought having it on my watch would be nice . Many is the time Iam working and wondering what the tide will be like for that evening or the next day . looking at a watch would help pass the day .
On my phone would be second choice as we don't always see "eye to eye"

bedajim · 10 December 2007, 04:18

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Originally Posted by ian parkes

On the water is ok if you have bluechart. I just thought having it on my watch would be nice . Many is the time Iam working and wondering what the tide will be like for that evening or the next day . looking at a watch would help pass the day .
On my phone would be second choice as we don't always see "eye to eye"

I like the look of this one

http://www.sporttek.co.uk/REACTOR_He...ital_Tide.html

So is it any good ?

BumbleAbout · 10 December 2007, 12:55

I use "Pocket PC Tides" from http://www.neptune-navigation.com/ on a PDA/ phone and have found it to be very good for planning purposes (and accurate to a couple of cm on the day).

ian parkes · 10 December 2007, 19:07

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Originally Posted by bedajim

I like the look of this one

http://www.sporttek.co.uk/REACTOR_He...ital_Tide.html

So is it any good ?

I have never spent more than £25 on a watch , the casio will do me . Problem is the watch is only ever as good as the strap these days when that wears out I end up with a new one because i can't find a new strap that fits and doesn't cost half the price of a new watch .
Thats if it hasn't kissed a sander or hammer etc in its short life in my workshop

Mollers · 10 December 2007, 19:17

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Originally Posted by ian parkes

I have never spent more than £25 on a watch , the casio will do me . Problem is the watch is only ever as good as the strap these days when that wears out I end up with a new one because i can't find a new strap that fits and doesn't cost half the price of a new watch .
Thats if it hasn't kissed a sander or hammer etc in its short life in my workshop

Forget the watches, I bought a Dewalt XRP 18v cordless the other day. Superb.

bedajim · 10 December 2007, 19:30

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Originally Posted by Mollers

Forget the watches, I bought a Dewalt XRP 18v cordless the other day. Superb.

bit heavy on the wrist and the straps always cut in so the wife says.

Mollers · 10 December 2007, 19:41

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Originally Posted by bedajim

bit heavy on the wrist and the straps always cut in so the wife says.

I find that it's best to back the clutch off when working with leather.

ian parkes · 10 December 2007, 19:47

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Originally Posted by Mollers

Forget the watches, I bought a Dewalt XRP 18v cordless the other day. Superb.

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So what are you tellin me I can now get a cordless that tells the time and tide while Iam screwin

I never could keep up with technology

Mollers · 10 December 2007, 19:53

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Originally Posted by ian parkes

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So what are you tellin me I can now get a cordless that tells the time and tide while Iam screwin

I never could keep up with technology

Hang on, now I'm confused.

Are you saying that you keep a cordless under the pillow?

ian parkes · 10 December 2007, 20:38

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Originally Posted by Mollers

Hang on, now I'm confused.

Are you saying that you keep a cordless under the pillow?

NO but i have 3 in the drawer and 3 in the van and enough batteries to keep me going all day