Steps wrote: Yes sensible thing which is why did so ages ago... Co ordinate is 37 20.464 S 174 44.568 E within =/- 4m nth Sth line. Heading out again tomorrow,( If the weather window for end of the day doesnt close off any further.) will see if can find it more accurate.. |
Steps wrote: So you’ve done this in the past? Notified The harbour master or clipped it. Yes on both.. |
Steps wrote: And we end up with all this other irrelevant stuff. 2nd degree BS And its my bloody fault for asking a simple question... Been a bad day. |
smudge wrote:
I think what Kandrew was asking was if the rock was marked by a pole. That's how I read his question. |
Steps wrote: Thanks: Scroll to the co-ordinates, tap screen, cross should appear with a "?" to the right, tap the question mark, gives you four options at the bottom, tap the add button (+ sign), takes you through to various options, tap "Rock Wreck Obstruction", more various options, tap the "Rock" icon you would prefer. I did not go any further as I was playing. OK + asks if want to add name or anomalously "Anom" Then goes back to + page ?? So Go + add again and the Rock wreck etc come up Choose the rock, short description and other notes can be added Hit the OK or add at the bottom cant rem which... Window disappears and the rock mark is there... If shared dont know V8: If you go right through, post the co-ordinates and I will see what happens at my end. Now going to look for yours Im looking about 12.5m 224 deg about 500m from the David Rocks ? Nothing there few rocks marked to west and sth .. Wife caught a huge snapper inside the rocks some yrs back.. neat place to chill out inside of. |
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