Computer guru can it be done

[DJ]

Assuming the SD chip will hold the amont of information on the DVD, you should be able to copy one to another, but from a laptop. Navionics places a warning label in the package stating not to place the chip in a computer or it would be rendered useless. I've never tried it, but I put the SD chip from my cameras in th laptop all the time. They're just like another drive.

DJ

[rickhise]

Assuming the SD chip will hold the amont of information on the DVD, you should be able to copy one to another, but from a laptop. Navionics places a warning label in the package stating not to place the chip in a computer or it would be rendered useless. I've never tried it, but I put the SD chip from my cameras in th laptop all the time. They're just like another drive.

DJ

u lost me when u said navonics warns u about placing the chip in a computer
?? navonic sprogram is a dvd & that is copied to an sd chip didnt understand what u meant

[flyfish]

Same topic of Navionics, but off subject, does anyone have the East Lake maps on compact flash? Please PM me.

[Bass Addict 170]

Assuming the SD chip will hold the amont of information on the DVD, you should be able to copy one to another, but from a laptop. Navionics places a warning label in the package stating not to place the chip in a computer or it would be rendered useless. I've never tried it, but I put the SD chip from my cameras in th laptop all the time. They're just like another drive.

DJ

You can't plug the preloaded chips into a computer w/o the right software. The Nav Explorer DVD probably cannot be copied to an SD, but I doubt you could even load it into a camera because of it's programing. Now something cool that has come out is if you have either an IPhone or a smartphone, they make Navionics mobile now that you can use on your phone, and take pictures to mark spots. It's a pretty cool deal available on their website. www.navionics.com