Maxsea Cm93 Ed2 2013
Maxsea is a popular software for marine navigation and charting, used by many sailors and cruisers around the world. Maxsea can display various types of electronic charts, such as ENC (S57 Edition 3), ARCS, C-MAP CM93 edition 3, and C-MAP CM-ENC. One of the most widely used chart formats is C-MAP CM93 edition 2, which covers the entire world with vector data and high resolution.
Maxsea Cm93 Ed2 2013
C-MAP CM93 edition 2 charts are updated every month by Jeppesen Marine, the company that produces C-MAP products. The latest update available for Maxsea users is from January 2013. These charts can be downloaded from various sources on the internet, such as [OpenSea], [Downloads], [Cm93 Ed2 Sea Map], and [Cm93 Ed 2 Charts 2013]. However, some of these sources may not be reliable or legal, and users should exercise caution when downloading and installing them.
To use C-MAP CM93 edition 2 charts in Maxsea, users need to have a valid license key and a dongle (a USB device that acts as a security lock). The license key and the dongle can be obtained from authorized dealers or distributors of Maxsea. Users also need to have Maxsea version 10.3.2.1 or higher installed on their computers. This version of Maxsea is compatible with Windows XP, but may not work well with Windows 7 or later. Users can find a copy of Maxsea 10.3.2.1 and an installation guide from [Downloads].
Once users have the required software and hardware, they can follow these steps to load C-MAP CM93 edition 2 charts in Maxsea:
Copy the CM93 folder (containing the chart files) to the root directory of the hard drive (usually C:).
Run Maxsea and go to File > Chart Manager.
Click on Add Chart Folder and select the CM93 folder.
Click on OK and wait for Maxsea to scan the chart files.
Close the Chart Manager and go to View > Chart Display Options.
Select CM93/3 as the chart type and adjust the display settings as desired.
Click on OK and enjoy the charts.
C-MAP CM93 edition 2 charts are a valuable resource for marine navigation and planning, especially for remote areas where other charts may not be available or accurate. However, users should be aware of the limitations and risks of using these charts, such as outdated information, legal issues, and compatibility problems. Users should always verify the chart data with other sources and use common sense when sailing.
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