Want To Buy: C-map NT+ WM+ cards SE US and Bahamas

[hlev00]

I am looking for working c-map cards compatible with a Raymarine RL70C chartplotter. Ideally charts that are 2018 or newer. The photo is one of my current cards. Markings show MW+.

I am looking for cards covering Norfolk and south to Florida Keys and Bahamas.

Thanks,
Harry

[Roniszoro]

For the Bahamas, you have the wrong answer. The only charts to use are Explorer Charts. All who have sailed the Bahamas will agree.

[hlev00]

Yes I know. The Explorer charts were available through c-map. C-map no longer produces them for my old yet adequate chartplotter.

[Roniszoro]

Originally Posted by hlev00

Yes I know. The Explorer charts were available through c-map. C-map no longer produces them for my old yet adequate chartplotter.

I know as I could not get them for my old Raymarine plotter as well. I bought an inexpensive tablet and got them down loaded there. But, and it is a big but, you have to look at the charts you will use where you have internet or cell hot spots. Then the tablet will remember the chart. But if you try to look at a chart that you have not looked at before and do so where you have no internet or cell hot spot coverage, you will not get any details. I found out the hard way. But I had my paper Explorer charts so I survived. You are now officially forewarned.

[tomrealest]

I am on my way to Florida and should be there Monday. I have what you want but mine are used on a Standard Horizon CP-1000. Check with C-Map and see if they are the same. Mine include Explorer Charts. Then PM me.

[captjohn7]

I have a navionics card that I removed from my old Raymarine. You can have it if you can use it.

[Flatswing]

Originally Posted by hlev00

Yes I know. The Explorer charts were available through c-map. C-map no longer produces them for my old yet adequate chartplotter.

Consider Aquamap app on your smart phone or tablet (if iSeries must have a Sim card chip but doesn't need a card or cell service to work) - Option inexpensively for Explorer charts and gives you a completely independent backup navigation source