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Scottish Tide + Tables Book 2010
Now In Stock £2.95 AT AQUATRON GLASGOW
Ideal For Planning That Sound Of Mull Trip For 2010
Mr Flibble
16-12-09, 16:51
Joe,
If I paid £295 for a set of tide tables I wouldn't be able to afford a trip to the Sound Of Mull, or be out of hospital in time for it if the wife found out. :D:D:D:D
dive granny
16-12-09, 22:27
Maybe he missed the . and it is £2.95 :D
Scottish Tide + Tables Book 2010
Now In Stock £295 AT AQUATRON GLASGOW
Ideal For Planning That Sound Of Mull Trip For 2010
Wot! £295!! I've got an app on my iPhone that gives me that for free!! :D
Yes, Dave, it's the Day Tides app; use the GPS to find the nearest port etc.
I recently changed from a standard diving watch to a Rip Curl Bells ATS watch.
Still proof down to 200m, but has all the tides programmed into it, and can be set for my local beach!
good for surfing, good for diving
win, win
Yes, Dave, it's the Day Tides app; use the GPS to find the nearest port etc.
day tides...
i also have it on my iphone, team it up with the 'wind-guru' app and your sorted before you even have to get off the sofa.
ideco isnt to bad an app either but might be an idea to lower the conservatism a little.
Still prefer wxtide32 for my pc and laptop
And it's FREE!! :D:D:D
Changed my password to prevent future intrusions from the M.Quinn Hate Machine.
All future correspondence should be forwarded to shark_boy.
Also, seems like a bit of a false economy to use a :o***free app***:o on a phone that locks you into a 24 month contract! I'd have bit the bullet and paid the £2.50!
Still, i herd it haz gps...
:thumbup:
I use Easy Tide from the Admiralty, it's an online tide planner, works quite well from my phone. Again, free to use.
Also, seems like a bit of a false economy to use a :o***free app***:o on a phone that locks you into a 24 month contract!
Not if you've already got the phone. I suppose if you were buying into the phone just for a cheap tide planner it might not make sense... :rolleyes:
Also, seems like a bit of a false economy to use a :o***free app***:o on a phone that locks you into a 24 month contract! I'd have bit the bullet and paid the £2.50!
Still, i herd it haz gps...
:thumbup:
hmmm wish i thought of that before i took out my 18 month contract with O2.
600 minutes, 600 texts and free unlimited internet and a free tide planner app! what was i thinking :confused:
still since its all tax deductable for me and i can afford the electricity to charge it, i think i got a good deal. ;)
on the other hand, if i were flat broke, id pop into the harbour masters office and pick up a few free paper tide planners and stick them down my shirt next to my big issue.
after all, it is cold out there at the moment.
have a merry xmas and dont forget the homeless this year. :)
hmmm wish i thought of that before i took out my 18 month contract with O2.
600 minutes, 600 texts and free unlimited internet and a free tide planner app! what was i thinking :confused:
still since its all tax deductable for me and i can afford the electricity to charge it, i think i got a good deal. ;)
on the other hand, if i were flat broke, id pop into the harbour masters office and pick up a few free paper tide planners and stick them down my shirt next to my big issue.
after all, it is cold out there at the moment.
have a merry xmas and dont forget the homeless this year. :)
Aye, Mr Revenue is very generous, he pays Vodafone for me as well :D Tax return time though in a few weeks... :(
Does the Evening Times still have tides in it? That'd give you much better insulation than a copy of the tide tables. You could wear them as a hat I suppose.
Agreed on the last bit, I do genuinely feel sorry for anyone on the streets in this weather.