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PDF charts of the Chesapeake Bay THANK YOU NOAA

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Ric in Richmond
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PDF charts of the Chesapeake Bay THANK YOU NOAA

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http://www.nauticalcharts.gov/bookletcharts/#click

Pretty cool idea.

Anyone know of water proof ink?

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Post by dasein668 »

You could print them on your inkjet, then laminate them, I suppose. Or you could visit your local quickprint shop and see what options they may have, though I think at that point you would find that you were quickly approaching, if not surpassing, the cost of pre-printed NOAA charts!

Even with the cost of paper charts going up, its hard to beat the cost of a paper chart!

These are a nice additional resource to have around though. Especially when I'm sitting at home in front of my 21 inch monitor...
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