Internet Source for Tide/Current Tables?

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Dan VanWinkle

Internet Source for Tide/Current Tables?

Post by Dan VanWinkle »

After seeing the msg on availability of Ligtht Lists, I'm wondering if tide and current info can be downloaded from a site somewhere. Anyone have the source? I hate to buy a commercial pub or the published ones for a four-day trip along the NJ coast which will probably be the only one I'll get to take this season.



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Mike Everett

Re: Internet Source for Tide/Current Tables?

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You can download a tide calculator from www.autotide.com.



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Ryan Turner

Re: Internet Source for Tide/Current Tables?

Post by Ryan Turner »

Here's a link to tidal information on the internet.




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Catherine Monaghan

Re: Internet Source for Tide/Current Tables?

Post by Catherine Monaghan »

Dan,

NOAA has <a href="http://www.opsd.nos.noaa.gov/tp4days.html">tide & current predictions tables</a> at their website.

catherine_monaghan@merck.com
CD32 Realization
Raritan Bay
Dan VanWinkle wrote: After seeing the msg on availability of Ligtht Lists, I'm wondering if tide and current info can be downloaded from a site somewhere. Anyone have the source? I hate to buy a commercial pub or the published ones for a four-day trip along the NJ coast which will probably be the only one I'll get to take this season.


catherine_monaghan@merck.com
Walt Bilofsky

Tide/Current Tables for Palm Pilot

Post by Walt Bilofsky »

Dan VanWinkle wrote: After seeing the msg on availability of Ligtht Lists, I'm wondering if tide and current info can be downloaded from a site somewhere.
If you happen to own a Palm Pilot, I converted a tide/current calculator program to run on it. See my <a href="http://www.toolworks.com/bilofsky/tidetool.htm">Tide Tool</a> pages. There's also a link there to XTide which runs on a number of platforms, and which was the basis for Tide Tool.

-Walt



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