It is perhaps worth giving the seller a call: įailing any luck with the Jeppersen route, you would be getting into new plotter territory. Here for instance is a 'new' C-Map NT+ FP card for approximately the area you specify available on Ebay (although it doesn't say what the date of the cartography is, it might be new in packaging but years old). Probably your best bet of getting near(ish) up to date cartography for this plotter is to call Jeppersen or one of their dealers and enquire about getting a new C-Map NT+ FP format card for your area, and importantly how and if updates are supported. However Jeppesen's website still suggests that updates of NT+ cartography for the FP format are available: None of the present Navionics card formats will be compatible with your Furuno plotter either and it is not in their compatibility list any more ( ), so Navionics looks like a dead end.ģ) An old thread on this forum suggests that there probably is no PC card reader readily available: Ĥ) Jeppersen's C-Map compatibility chart ( ) does list the plotter as compatible with their NT+ charts, although my copy at least remarks that the FP 8Mb card is obsolete.

Navionics does not now support the format, so you will not be able to update this card. Here is a selection on Ebay:, all of which have dates 15-20 years ago.Ģ) The card and the Navionics 'Classic' cartography are both obsolete. Navionics sold compatible cards under the name 'Navionics Classic NavCard'. – And if finally your tracker is not natively equipped with Wi-Fi, the GoFree WIFI-1 Module allows you to add Wi-Fi functionality to some B&G, Lowrance and Simrad devices.Completely unfamiliar with the kit but a bit of googling suggests:ġ) the plotter you have uses Furono's proprietary 'FP' card system and the card is an 8mb FP card. Once this gateway is connected, the AIS data will be transmitted over Wi-Fi so you can receive it on your tablets and smartphones. – You may not know it, but your plotter may already be equipped with Wi-Fi! If so, then you don’t need anything else, it will take care of the AIS information broadcast over Wi-Fi. Navionics lists other gateways, such as the Yakbitz, the Miniplex 3 from Shipmodul, Yach Devices products, PilotsTech or Navicom Dynamics products. The Digital Yacht WLN10 gateway for example. If your AIS receiver does not broadcast natively in Wi-Fi, nothing is lost! Of course, it all depends on your electronic equipment, but the options available to you are as follows:

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