Hi Laurent, to view the Marinetraffic data collected from volunteer AIS
receiving stations you will need an internet connection (e.g. via Wifi or 3G
- but these only work within limited areas and near land, you would need a
satellite internet connection further out) and suitable display device (e.g.
Android/iPhone or computer - laptop/notebook etc).
You could view AIS traffic near to your boat by receiving it directly (e.g.
Marine band antenna + AIS receiver + computer) - there's lots of options
available to choose from - just Google "AIS receiver".
[mailto:marine-traffic@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Salander
Sent: 02 June 2012 15:07
To: Marine Traffic
Subject: {ÌarineÔraffic:394} Marine Traffic on my boat
Hi,
What i can do to have marine traffic on my boat?
Thanks for your help
Laurent
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You have to have a computer with either Internet access or a expensive
satellite system. I started using chart plotters
powered by a computer 6 years ago, I put a wireless internet conection so I
could get my almost daily updates. As a result anyplace a can get a
internet signal ( I use a sprint MIFI card ) I'm able to get
marinetraffic.com . The only time
I lose a signal is when I'm to far off shore. Which isn't to offten.
dickfra...@gmail.com
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> Hi,
> What i can do to have marine traffic on my boat?
> Thanks for your help
> Laurent
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> Hi Laurent, to view the Marinetraffic data collected from volunteer AIS
> receiving stations you will need an internet connection (e.g. via Wifi or 3G
> - but these only work within limited areas and near land, you would need a
> satellite internet connection further out) and suitable display device (e.g.
> Android/iPhone or computer - laptop/notebook etc).
> You could view AIS traffic near to your boat by receiving it directly (e.g.
> Marine band antenna + AIS receiver + computer) - there's lots of options
> available to choose from - just Google "AIS receiver".
> [mailto:marine-traffic@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Salander
> Sent: 02 June 2012 15:07
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> Subject: {ÌarineÔraffic:394} Marine Traffic on my boat
> Hi,
> What i can do to have marine traffic on my boat?
> Thanks for your help
> Laurent
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Note all the above will only show AIS transmissions within range of your boat, and will not show AIS received from further afield such as via MarineTraffic (to view that you would need an internet connection as detailed in my first reply).
PS I have no experience of running AIS on a boat - I'm just running a shore based receiver.
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From: marine-traffic@googlegroups.com [mailto:marine-traffic@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Salander
Sent: 03 June 2012 11:12
To: Marine Traffic
Subject: Re: {ΜarineΤraffic:396} Marine Traffic on my boat
Hi Clive,
Thanks for your answer.
How much it cost (AIS receiver) in my boat. For the rest (e.g. Marine band antenna) , i can find in a cheepchandler
Thanks
Laurent
On Jun 2, 6:42 pm, "Clive Gerrard" <cl...@kelso.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi Laurent, to view the Marinetraffic data collected from volunteer > AIS receiving stations you will need an internet connection (e.g. via > Wifi or 3G
> - but these only work within limited areas and near land, you would > need a satellite internet connection further out) and suitable display device (e.g.
> Android/iPhone or computer - laptop/notebook etc).
> You could view AIS traffic near to your boat by receiving it directly (e.g.
> Marine band antenna + AIS receiver + computer) - there's lots of > options available to choose from - just Google "AIS receiver".
> [mailto:marine-traffic@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Salander
> Sent: 02 June 2012 15:07
> To: Marine Traffic
> Subject: {ÌarineÔraffic:394} Marine Traffic on my boat
> Hi,
> What i can do to have marine traffic on my boat?
> Thanks for your help
> Laurent
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