Waterproof Charts
w/ Companion CD

WPB1520
1520: Puget Sound
Covers the entire sound from Olympia to Admiralty Inlet, including Lake Washington. 25 pages of charts, 150 GPS waypoints, Lat./Long. grids, courses, ramps, and 180 marine facilities. Overview and detailed charts. 12" x 17", scales 1:225,000 to 1:13,000.

Product Overview
These easy-to-use, compact chart books are ideal for Day-Sailors, Fishing Boats, and Trailer Boats. They measure 12" x 17" (24" x 17" when open) and are made of waterproof, tear-resistant synthetic paper that will withstand the elements.

GPS Ready
New features make Waterproof Chartbooks easy to use with your GPS. Most charts include one-minute lat./long. grids to make vessel positioning a breeze, and major navigation aids are identified with named GPS waypoints.

Small and Large-Scale Charts
Waterproof Chartbooks include small-scale, wide area charts as well as large-scale, detailed charts of harbors and approaches. The Chart Page Index (on the front cover) and "Go-To" page numbers make it simple to quickly find the chart you want.

Pre-Plotted Courses
Maptechs navigation editors add magnetic courses between major navigation aids with distances in nautical miles. Chartbooks are also designed to help you do the calculations yourself. Each page includes a Compass Rose with annual increase in variation and complete scale information.

Waterproof and Tear-Resistant
Waterproof Chartbooks have a durable plastic binding and are printed on high-quality, waterproof, tear-resistant paper. Chart images are crisp and easy-to-read. They can handle just about any conditions youll find on the water - yes, that includes a spilled drink or two!

"Paper and Digital Charts Together!" - A Maptech Exclusive
Its all here...digital charts and the software tools to use them. And the great thing is the digital charts are the same identical charts with GPS waypoints and course lines - just like in the Chartbooks.

Click to Create Routes
Chartbook Companion CDs include "Offshore Navigator Lite" navigation software. Click your mouse to put a waypoint on a chart. Click again, and youre creating a route. Its that easy. Distances, bearings and GPS positions are calculated and displayed instantly.