Introducing NMEA connectivity — your boat's data, on your chart
SeaVectors now streams live speed, depth, wind, heading, engine, and AIS data from your boat's NMEA 0183 & 2000 network over WiFi.
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SeaVectors now streams live speed, depth, wind, heading, engine, and AIS data from your boat's NMEA 0183 & 2000 network over WiFi.
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Official tide and current stations now meet 14-day offline marine weather — so the plan you make at the dock stays with you beyond the last reliable signal.
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AIS turns "is that ship a problem?" into two numbers — CPA and TCPA — ranks the traffic by risk, and warns you before a close-quarters situation.
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A plain guide to streaming NMEA 0183 & 2000 data from your boat to SeaVectors over WiFi — gateways, TCP vs UDP, and what lights up.
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Five layers that answer the questions every passage turns on — two you pick the forecast model for, two read from official stations, all of them on your ENC chart.
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Bring every gauge from your boat into one screen over the chart — navigation, environment, and instance-aware engine, tank, and battery data, laid out your way.
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Build a route on the chart, get real distance, ETA, and fuel — then watch your boat run the whole trip before you ever cast off.
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Record where your boat actually went, keep an effortless log of every trip, and return with useful context already drawn on your chart.
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One setting turns a general-purpose ENC chart into one that knows your boat's draft, moving the safety contour to match the water you actually need.
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Vector charts drawn to the S-52 standard don't just look sharper — you can tap any object for its official details and read the water at a glance.
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Version 2.0 introduces an entirely new vector chart engine: faster, smoother, and sharper at every zoom level. It marks the most significant release in SeaVectors' history.
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