C-map NT + or C-map NT Max ?

[Kernow Buoy]

I'm confused between the above 2, I assume Max is wider coverage but am I right in thinking max also offers extra info as well, and if so what ?

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by Kernow

I'm confused between the above 2, I assume Max is wider coverage but am I right in thinking max also offers extra info as well, and if so what ?

Has someone hacked into your profile or are you just being brutally honest?

[Kernow Buoy]

My 15 yr old getting revenge, he was giving me stick over something but then left himself logged on to msn and left the room, he kindly posted earlier for me but I did'nt spot the changed profile.

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by Kernow

My 15 yr old getting revenge, he was giving me stick over something but then left himself logged on to msn and left the room, he kindly posted earlier for me but I did'nt spot the changed profile.

An amazingly accurate appraisal from one so young.

[Kernow Buoy]

Yea, I know his father
now any chance you can answer my question?

[Poly]

Originally Posted by Kernow

I'm confused between the above 2, I assume Max is wider coverage but am I right in thinking max also offers extra info as well, and if so what ?

Yes - assuming your plotter is compatible. The molst memorable features are:

CMap NT+ will do everything you expect from a normal chart/plotter

CMap MAX does all that plus allows you to do things like animate lights (to show what the should look like) and gives you "perspective" views of the coast. I think you also need Max for Ariel photos of harbours.

[Kernow Buoy]

Thanks very much for that Polwart, yes I've got a Standard Horizon c180i which is max compatible.