Charts | Navionics and Raymarine LightHouse - NavSystems OÜ https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product-category/playing-cards/ Raymarine chartplotter, autopilot, tiller pilot, wheel pilot, radar, AIS, VHF, Smart Wind Fri, 25 Sep 2026 09:26:24 +0000 en-GB per hour 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 https://www.navsystems.ee/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/cropped-NavSystems-web-icon-0003969-32x32.png Charts | Navionics and Raymarine LightHouse - NavSystems OÜ https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product-category/playing-cards/ 32 32 238308716 Navionics+ Gulf of Finland & Riga https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/navionics-gulf-of-finland-and-riga/ Thu, 24 Sep 2026 15:34:52 +0000 https://www.navsystems.ee/?post_type=product&p=14423 Navionics+ Gulf of Finland & Riga merekaart, tootekood: 010-C1328-30 (piirkond: NAEU050R) on sama detailsusega nagu suurem Navionics+ Baltic Sea NAEU644L cheaper, but the covered area is smaller: Navionics+ Gulf of Finland and Riga chart covers: All Estonian sea and previously mapped inland waters, Southern Finland and Åland, Riga and Ventspils.

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]]> Navionics+ Gulf of Finland & Riga chart, product code: 010-C1328-30 (region: NAEU050R) has the same level of detail as the larger Navionics+ Baltic Sea NAEU644L cheaper, but the covered area is smaller: Navionics+ Gulf of Finland and Riga chart covers: All Estonian sea and charted inland waters, Southern Finland and Åland, Riga and Ventspils.

Please ensure that before buying a new graphics card Navionics chart plotter fit your chart plotter.

NB! Before purchasing a new graphics card, please ensure Is your chartplotter capable of reading 32GB memory cards.

NB! Before purchasing a new graphics card Ensure your chartplotter has the latest available software and update it if necessary.

Electronic sea charts cannot be returned! 

If you have purchased a new marine chart or chart update from the Garmin website and something has gone wrong or you are unable to download the chart, we will no longer be able to help! In this case, you will need to contact the seller's technical support directly.

NB! Important announcement.

Dear new electronic sea chart owner. If you ordered an mSD card, then your new sea chart package includes an SD adapter and the mSD card may be inside it. In this case, you need to remove the mSD card from the SD adapter!

I feel very strange writing the following lines, but society is probably at such a point in its development. Frankly, things like this make one seriously contemplate existence and sustainability. Strangely enough, a tiny detail has become a big problem these days: the mSD card is in an SD adapter at the time of delivery. If the plotter has an mSD card slot instead of an SD card slot, then pulling the mSD card out of the SD adapter and inserting it into the plotter seems to be an incredibly difficult operation. In the last ten years, there was one such incident, but in recent years there have been dozens of them, mostly with a lot of shouting, arguments, and profanity. A new card owner, who doesn't think for themselves but immediately calls and writes everywhere, is very demanding towards everyone except themselves. They always call immediately, regardless of the day or time. It doesn't matter if it's Friday evening around ten o'clock or Sunday morning at eight, and they start scolding without further ado, or asking clarifying questions about the matter. They were sent the wrong thing, they have been severely deceived, and now they are complaining to consumer protection, calling the press, writing about it on FB, and if the situation doesn't improve immediately, they have other options for people like us in store. Very often, they also mention how many degrees they have and add that “I'm not stupid, I'm very familiar with IT matters.” Well, so be it, because education does not yet guarantee I've added a small picture to alleviate this technically and psychologically complex and exhausting situation. I hope the attached picture will make things clearer for all “victims of deception” and encourage them to try this magic trick themselves. Clicking on the picture opens video This whole difficult and complex operation is well-followed. If necessary, you can rewind and review the more complicated parts again. And if even after that you cannot manage to pull the mSD card out of the SD adapter, please call us on working days, without any threats, between 09:00 and 17:00, and we will guide you until the card is successfully inserted into the plotter.

Another everyday „problem“ from the same category“

Hello, hello, it seems my plotter no longer shows the sea chart. Everything was fine at the harbour in the autumn.

Before you call with such a problem, please check three simple things yourself.

First question What we are asking is whether the appropriate setting has been made on the plotter to use Navionics nautical charts.
The usual answer is that they haven't chosen and sometimes they say that they have already set the correct plotter when updating the map on the computer, what else is needed.

Explanation: When loading electronic charts on a computer, specifying your plotter does not force your plotter to use Navionics electronic charts; this selection must be made in your chart plotter’s menu. In the computer program Chart Installer, this option is intended so that when downloading, the chart is optimised according to the capabilities and abilities of the chart plotter you have selected. Modern chart plotters read electronic charts from different manufacturers, and if the corresponding selection is not made in the plotter or the wrong chart is selected, the plotter will not be able to display the chart.

Next question What we're asking is, are you definitely by the sea or an inland body of water which has a chart of it in your plotter?

Explanation: Sometimes people have multiple sea charts and the plotter simply has the wrong area chart.

The third question Is it that you're definitely by the water's edge or did you start the plotter in your back garden?

Explanation: A nautical chart, as the name suggests, is literally a map of the sea and body of water. If you brought your boat ashore for winter storage under a shed, then this area's land map is most likely not on the plotter. In the event that you are by a body of water and do not have a map, then check if this body of water is even on Navionics charts and mapped. The Navionics On-Line chart viewer can help you get an overview of mapped areas:

https://maps.garmin.com/et-EE/marine

One thing is also likely to become a daily „problem“.

Hello… I can’t see my fishing net on the Navionics chart, nor can I see my neighbour’s! We put the nets in a week ago and still nothing. This morning, I specifically downloaded the nautical chart updates, but the net is nowhere to be seen. How can such a simple thing take so long, I don’t understand what kind of chart update this is?

Explanation: Nautical chart data originates from public databases, and the data displayed is issued by the state. Although fishing nets appear to be important and must be marked with flags, they are not considered aids to navigation or other charted objects and are not displayed on nautical charts.

Alright, but the sonar log doesn't show anything either. I uploaded it, but there's nothing.

Explanation: It's a bit trickier with your own uploaded sonar log data, and they really don't appear on the chart immediately. In order for contour lines from your logged data to appear on a Navionics nautical chart, one or two uploads in that area aren't enough. The logic is that if sonar logs from tens of different users are uploaded in the same area, Navionics reviews it and calculates an average result from those logs. Based on these calculations, the relevant changes are eventually made to the charts, and all users can download them. Since there aren't many fishermen who want to show their fishing spots to others, you can't really expect logs from those spots either.

General recommendations for using SD/mSD memory cards.

 1) Avoid static electricity charges; never hand a memory card to another person by holding it between your fingers while they take it. You have likely experienced a “shock” when touching an object or another person. This same “shock” is the result of the contact of different charges. If this happens when handing over a memory card, it is highly likely that the memory card will be useless thereafter; it will simply be a piece of plastic and silicon that looks like a memory card but is no longer recognised by the plotter, but by the computer. Before handing over the memory card, touch another person's hand with your own first.

2) Never remove the memory card from a working plotter without using the dedicated function “Eject SD card”.

3) Before removing the memory card from the plotter, hold the device with your other hand. This is necessary to prevent even the smallest static electric charge from occurring when touching the memory card, which could damage it.

4) Plotters with an mSD card slot on the back and a flush-mounted installation on the dashboard can make accessing the memory card difficult. In this situation, you must be particularly careful when removing the card, as the tiny mSD card can also be physically damaged. For flush-mounted installations, it is advisable to add to the Axiom and Axiom+ chartplotters card reader device A thousand Saab can be installed in an easily accessible place.

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]]> 14423 Navionics+ Baltic Sea, East Coast https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/navionics-baltic-sea-east-coast/ Thu, 24 Sep 2026 10:24:32 +0000 https://www.navsystems.ee/?post_type=product&p=14418 The Navionics+ Baltic Sea East Coast chart, product code: 010-C1339-30 (region: NAEU081R) has the same level of detail as the larger Navionics+ Baltic Sea NAEU644L Cheaper, but covers a smaller area. The Navionics+ Eastern Baltic Sea chart covers: the Baltic Sea coastal area of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from the German border to Narva-Jõesuu, as well as mapped lakes and rivers in Poland and the Baltic states. The covered area includes the Gulf of Riga, the Szczecin, Vistula and Curonian Lagoons, the island of Gotland, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, the Oder, Vistula, Bug, Neman, Emajõgi and Daugava rivers, Lakes Peipsi, Pihkva and Võrtsjärv, the Masurian Lake District including Lake Jeziorak, Lake Łańskie and Lake Śniardwy, as well as Lakes Snudy/Strusto, Miastra, Batorino, Lukomshoye and Selyava in Belarus.

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]]> The Navionics+ Baltic Sea East Coast chart, product code: 010-C1339-30 (region: NAEU081R) has the same level of detail as the larger Navionics+ Baltic Sea NAEU644L Cheaper, but covers a smaller area. The Navionics+ Eastern Baltic Sea chart covers: the Baltic Sea coastal area of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from the German border to Narva-Jõesuu, as well as mapped lakes and rivers in Poland and the Baltic states. The covered area includes the Gulf of Riga, the Szczecin, Vistula and Curonian Lagoons, the island of Gotland, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, the Oder, Vistula, Bug, Neman, Emajõgi and Daugava rivers, Lakes Peipsi, Pihkva and Võrtsjärv, the Masurian Lake District including Lake Jeziorak, Lake Łańskie and Lake Śniardwy, as well as Lakes Snudy/Strusto, Miastra, Batorino, Lukomshoye and Selyava in Belarus.

Please ensure that before buying a new graphics card Navionics chart plotter fit your chart plotter.

NB! Before purchasing a new graphics card, please ensure Is your chartplotter capable of reading 32GB memory cards.

NB! Before purchasing a new graphics card Ensure your chartplotter has the latest available software and update it if necessary.

Electronic sea charts cannot be returned! 

If you have purchased a new marine chart or chart update from the Garmin website and something has gone wrong or you are unable to download the chart, we will no longer be able to help! In this case, you will need to contact the seller's technical support directly.

NB! Important announcement.

Dear new electronic sea chart owner. If you ordered an mSD card, then your new sea chart package includes an SD adapter and the mSD card may be inside it. In this case, you need to remove the mSD card from the SD adapter!

I feel very strange writing the following lines, but society is probably at such a point in its development. Frankly, things like this make one seriously contemplate existence and sustainability. Strangely enough, a tiny detail has become a big problem these days: the mSD card is in an SD adapter at the time of delivery. If the plotter has an mSD card slot instead of an SD card slot, then pulling the mSD card out of the SD adapter and inserting it into the plotter seems to be an incredibly difficult operation. In the last ten years, there was one such incident, but in recent years there have been dozens of them, mostly with a lot of shouting, arguments, and profanity. A new card owner, who doesn't think for themselves but immediately calls and writes everywhere, is very demanding towards everyone except themselves. They always call immediately, regardless of the day or time. It doesn't matter if it's Friday evening around ten o'clock or Sunday morning at eight, and they start scolding without further ado, or asking clarifying questions about the matter. They were sent the wrong thing, they have been severely deceived, and now they are complaining to consumer protection, calling the press, writing about it on FB, and if the situation doesn't improve immediately, they have other options for people like us in store. Very often, they also mention how many degrees they have and add that “I'm not stupid, I'm very familiar with IT matters.” Well, so be it, because education does not yet guarantee I've added a small picture to alleviate this technically and psychologically complex and exhausting situation. I hope the attached picture will make things clearer for all “victims of deception” and encourage them to try this magic trick themselves. Clicking on the picture opens video This whole difficult and complex operation is well-followed. If necessary, you can rewind and review the more complicated parts again. And if even after that you cannot manage to pull the mSD card out of the SD adapter, please call us on working days, without any threats, between 09:00 and 17:00, and we will guide you until the card is successfully inserted into the plotter.

Another everyday „problem“ from the same category“

Hello, hello, it seems my plotter no longer shows the sea chart. Everything was fine at the harbour in the autumn.

Before you call with such a problem, please check three simple things yourself.

First question What we are asking is whether the appropriate setting has been made on the plotter to use Navionics nautical charts.
The usual answer is that they haven't chosen and sometimes they say that they have already set the correct plotter when updating the map on the computer, what else is needed.

Explanation: When loading electronic charts on a computer, specifying your plotter does not force your plotter to use Navionics electronic charts; this selection must be made in your chart plotter’s menu. In the computer program Chart Installer, this option is intended so that when downloading, the chart is optimised according to the capabilities and abilities of the chart plotter you have selected. Modern chart plotters read electronic charts from different manufacturers, and if the corresponding selection is not made in the plotter or the wrong chart is selected, the plotter will not be able to display the chart.

Next question What we're asking is, are you definitely by the sea or an inland body of water which has a chart of it in your plotter?

Explanation: Sometimes people have multiple sea charts and the plotter simply has the wrong area chart.

The third question Is it that you're definitely by the water's edge or did you start the plotter in your back garden?

Explanation: A nautical chart, as the name suggests, is literally a map of the sea and body of water. If you brought your boat ashore for winter storage under a shed, then this area's land map is most likely not on the plotter. In the event that you are by a body of water and do not have a map, then check if this body of water is even on Navionics charts and mapped. The Navionics On-Line chart viewer can help you get an overview of mapped areas:

https://maps.garmin.com/et-EE/marine

One thing is also likely to become a daily „problem“.

Hello… I can’t see my fishing net on the Navionics chart, nor can I see my neighbour’s! We put the nets in a week ago and still nothing. This morning, I specifically downloaded the nautical chart updates, but the net is nowhere to be seen. How can such a simple thing take so long, I don’t understand what kind of chart update this is?

Explanation: Nautical chart data originates from public databases, and the data displayed is issued by the state. Although fishing nets appear to be important and must be marked with flags, they are not considered aids to navigation or other charted objects and are not displayed on nautical charts.

Alright, but the sonar log doesn't show anything either. I uploaded it, but there's nothing.

Explanation: It's a bit trickier with your own uploaded sonar log data, and they really don't appear on the chart immediately. In order for contour lines from your logged data to appear on a Navionics nautical chart, one or two uploads in that area aren't enough. The logic is that if sonar logs from tens of different users are uploaded in the same area, Navionics reviews it and calculates an average result from those logs. Based on these calculations, the relevant changes are eventually made to the charts, and all users can download them. Since there aren't many fishermen who want to show their fishing spots to others, you can't really expect logs from those spots either.

General recommendations for using SD/mSD memory cards.

 1) Avoid static electricity charges; never hand a memory card to another person by holding it between your fingers while they take it. You have likely experienced a “shock” when touching an object or another person. This same “shock” is the result of the contact of different charges. If this happens when handing over a memory card, it is highly likely that the memory card will be useless thereafter; it will simply be a piece of plastic and silicon that looks like a memory card but is no longer recognised by the plotter, but by the computer. Before handing over the memory card, touch another person's hand with your own first.

2) Never remove the memory card from a working plotter without using the dedicated function “Eject SD card”.

3) Before removing the memory card from the plotter, hold the device with your other hand. This is necessary to prevent even the smallest static electric charge from occurring when touching the memory card, which could damage it.

4) Plotters with an mSD card slot on the back and a flush-mounted installation on the dashboard can make accessing the memory card difficult. In this situation, you must be particularly careful when removing the card, as the tiny mSD card can also be physically damaged. For flush-mounted installations, it is advisable to add to the Axiom and Axiom+ chartplotters card reader device A thousand Saab can be installed in an easily accessible place.

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]]> 14418 Raymarine LightHouse merekaart AUS (Australia and New Zealand) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-charts-australia-and-new-zealand/ Sat, 23 May 2026 11:50:40 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11831

Raymarine LightHouse merekaart Austraalia ja Uus-Meremaa (microSD), mis katab kogu Austraalia, Tasmaania, Melville'i, Känguru, Jõulusaare ja Kookose (Keelingi) saare ranniku + 8000 saart, Uus-Meremaa + 600 saart, Vaikse ookeani lõunaosa saared, Paapua Uus-Guinea, Saalomoni Saared, Uus-Kaledoonia, Vanuatu ja Ida-Timori ranniku.. Need kaardid põhinevad ametlikest hüdrograafiaalastest allikatest pärinevatel andmetel, mis on konverteeritud Raymarine oma formaati. Uue kaarditarkvara eelised on erakordne selgus, suurem funktsionaalsus ja täiustatud kujutised. Raymarine Lighthouse merekaardid sobivad Lighthouse 3, 4 ja 5 operatsioonisüsteemi kasutavatele seadmetele, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL ja Element seeria. Vaata lisa Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Charts Australia and New Zealand (microSD), covering the entire coastlines of Australia, Tasmania, Melville Island, Kangaroo Island, Christmas Island, and Cocos (Keeling) Islands + 8000 islands, New Zealand + 600 islands, South Pacific Islands, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and the coast of Timor-Leste. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The benefits of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, increased functionality, and enhanced imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse nautical charts are suitable for devices using Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. Check that your devices are Up to Date. The minimum update software .iso files required to display the LightHouse nautical chart are already present on the memory card. If your devices have been updated, you can delete the files containing the software from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map Australia You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

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]]> 11831 Raymarine LightHouse Chart RSG (Red Sea, Persian Gulf, Maldives) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-charts-red-sea-persian-gulf-maldives/ Sat, 23 May 2026 11:31:32 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11829

Raymarine Lighthouse charts Red Sea (microSD) covering the coastal areas of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Yemen, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and Iran (Persian Gulf only). These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources converted into Raymarine's propriety format. The advantages of the new chart software are exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse charts are suitable for devices running Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. Learn more Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine Lighthouse Charts Red Sea (microSD) covering the coastal areas of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Yemen, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Iran (Persian Gulf only). These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The advantages of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality, and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse charts are compatible with devices running Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5 operating systems, including Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL, and Element series. Please ensure your devices are up to date. The minimum required software update .iso files to display the LightHouse chart are already on the memory card. If your devices are updated, you can delete the software-containing files from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map RSG You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

The post Raymarine LightHouse merekaart RSG (Punane meri, Pärsia laht, Maldiivid) appeared first on NavSystems.

]]> 11829 Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Chart SAF (South Africa) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-south-africa-and-africa-chart/ Sat, 23 May 2026 08:06:04 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11827

Raymarine Lighthouse South Africa (microSD) charts, covering the following countries: Republic of South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros, Mayotte, Mauritius, Reunion, and the islands of St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic Ocean. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The benefits of the new charting software include exceptional clarity, increased functionality, and enhanced imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse charts are suitable for devices running Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. More information Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Chart South Africa (microSD), covering the following countries: Republic of South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros, Mayotte, Mauritius, Reunion, and the islands of St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's own format. Benefits of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse nautical charts are compatible with devices running the Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL, and Element series. Please check that your devices are up to date. The minimum update software required to display the LightHouse nautical chart is already present on the memory card as .iso files. If your devices have been updated, you can delete the files containing the software from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map SAF You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

The post Raymarine LightHouse merekaart SAF (Lõuna-Aafrika) appeared first on NavSystems.

]]> 11827 Raymarine LightHouse navigational chart CAR (Caribbean) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-charts-caribbean-sea/ Sat, 23 May 2026 05:49:22 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11824

Raymarine Lighthouse nautical charts (mSD), Caribbean Sea cover the Gulf of Mexico, South Florida, Bahamas, Caribbean Islands and the entire coast of Brazil. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The new charting software offers exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse nautical charts are compatible with devices running Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. Learn more Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Charts (mSD), Caribbean coverage includes the Gulf of Mexico, Southern Florida, the Bahamas, Caribbean Islands, and the entire coast of Brazil. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The advantages of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality, and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse Nautical Charts are compatible with devices using the Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5 operating systems, including the Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL, and Element series. Check that your devices are up to date. The minimum update software .iso files required to display the LightHouse Nautical Chart are already present on the memory card. If your devices have been updated, you can delete the software-containing files from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map CAR You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

The post Raymarine LightHouse merekaart CAR (Kariibi meri) appeared first on NavSystems.

]]> 11824 Raymarine LightHouse kaarte WAF (Lääne-Aafrika) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-marine-charts-west-africa/ Sat, 23 May 2026 05:16:32 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11822

Raymarine LightHouse merekaart Lääne-Aafrika (microSD), mis katab järgmised riigid: Maroko, Mauritaania, Senegal, Cabo Verde, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Libeeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeeria, Kameruni, Ekvatoriaal-Guinea, Gabon, São Tomé ja Príncipe, Kongo Vabariik, Kongo Demokraatlik Vabariik. Need kaardid põhinevad ametlikest hüdrograafiaalastest allikatest pärinevatel andmetel, mis on konverteeritud Raymarine oma formaati. Uue kaarditarkvara eelised on erakordne selgus, suurem funktsionaalsus ja täiustatud kujutised. Raymarine Lighthouse merekaardid sobivad Lighthouse 3, 4 ja 5 operatsioonisüsteemi kasutavatele seadmetele, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL ja Element seeria. Vaata lisa Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

The post Raymarine LightHouse merekaart WAF (Lääne-Aafrika) appeared first on NavSystems.

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Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Charts West Africa (microSD), covering the following countries: Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Cape Verde, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, São Tomé and Príncipe, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The benefits of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality, and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse Nautical Charts are compatible with devices running operating systems Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL, and Element series. Please ensure your devices are up to date. The minimum update software .iso files required to display the LightHouse nautical chart are already present on the memory card. Once your devices have been updated, you can delete the software-containing files from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map Web Application Firewall You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

The post Raymarine LightHouse merekaart WAF (Lääne-Aafrika) appeared first on NavSystems.

]]> 11822 Raymarine LightHouse Chart ICE (Iceland and Faroe Islands) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-chart-iceland-shetlands-and-faroes/ Fri, 22 May 2026 19:43:46 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=11817

Raymarine Lighthouse Chart, Faroe Islands and Greenland (partial coverage of only the west coast and southern part). These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources converted into Raymarine's own format. The advantages of the new charting software are exceptional clarity, increased functionality, and enhanced imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse charts are suitable for devices running Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. See more Raymarine LightHouse About maps. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. The minimum software required for LightHouse chart display is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to increase overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on LightHouse charts. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from limiting the display to only essential navigational aids (Low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (High). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine LightHouse Navigation Charts, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland (partial coverage of west coast and southern part only). These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources converted into Raymarine's proprietary format. The advantages of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, enhanced functionality, and improved imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse navigation charts are suitable for devices running Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. Check that your devices are up to date. The minimum update software .iso files required to display the LightHouse navigation chart are already present on the memory card. If your devices have been updated, you can delete the files containing the software from the memory card.
See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. Before updating the software on your chart plotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do so. Software update at your own risk.
Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Twilight, Night, and Bright Sunlight. All of these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in varying light conditions. Without altering the overall chart size, Lighthouse charts allow for adjustments to the size of buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from showing only the primary navigational aids (Low) to including other objects to varying degrees (High).
The source data for cartographic objects is sourced from recognised marine information providers, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has included a “Find Nearest...” feature with preset options that will guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel dock, anchorage, repair yard, or beach. One very useful feature for which more advanced information will be available in the future is true tidal height and currents, which Raymarine is currently working on. Satellite imagery for the LightHouse charts is provided by Mapbox and can be added or removed as layers to cover just land, or both land and sea. In addition to visual appeal, where you can see the surrounding area in vivid photographic detail, down to individual streets, buildings, and parks, this is also a great way to avoid shallow depths and reefs.
It's possible to choose between pro and leisure presentation modes; the first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional mariners for its very clean and comprehensive marine information, and practically devoid of any land information. The second is a more colourful and information-rich version that leisure boat owners can use to find ports, shops, and other points of interest.
There are two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. This includes fishing areas checked by experts, which display detailed fishing information for different species, from the best spots, along with additional information, one-metre interval depth contours, and RealBathy mapping capabilities. This allows users to create their own sonar maps of uncharted areas using their fishfinder.
A further very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is available when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also provides access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, constantly updated database of points of interest (POI). This offers up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, boatyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked.

Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, it is possible to change the size of, for example, buoys, lights, and other navigational icons. It is also possible to adjust the level of detail displayed on nautical charts, limiting it to only the main navigational aids (low) or adding less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map Ice You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your downloadable chart will be associated with this memory card going forward, please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not happen instantly; depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all extras. Do not close your browser or computer during the download; the chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Check before copying, and the download is finished and the map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! Do not change the file name or type!

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

Frequently asked questions about the LightHouse map are set out below manufacturer's website.

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]]> 11817 Navionics Platinum+ Gulf of Finland & Riga NPEU050R, mSD/SD https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/navionics-platinum-regular-npeu050r-preloaded-gulf-of-riga-msd-sd/ Mon, 14 Apr 2025 05:29:52 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=8347 Platinum+ REGULAR (Soome laht ja Riia) merekaart on saanud täielikult uue välimuse. Kaardil kuvatav väiksem (Regular NPEU050R) ala katab enamuse Eesti paadiomaniku vajadustest pakkudes sama Platinum+ kartograafiat nagu NPEU644L, aga lihtsalt väiksemal alal. Kõikide funktsioonide avamiseks tuleb kaart registreerida ja värsked kaardiuuendused alla laadida. Navionics Platinum+ Piirkond NPEU050R sisaldab: Eesti (Peipsi järv, Narva veehoidla, Narva jõgi, Suur-Emajõgi, Võrtsjärv) ja katab ka lõuna Soome ja Ahvenamaa, Läti suunas ulatub Riia ja Ventspilsini. Registreerimise kuupäevast alates on võimalik aasta jooksul alla laadida tasuta uuendusi. Lisaks saab alla laadida sonari kaardid ja huviobjektid kogu NPEU050R piirkonna ulatuses. Kaarti uuendades saab ülesse laadida ka enda kajaloega salvestatud sonari logi. Navionics+ NPEU050R merekaart võimaldab Raymarine eS, gS ja uutes Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom PRO, Axiom XL ja Element seeria kaardiplotterites ja paljudes teiste tootjate kaardiplotterites kasutada funktsiooni "Auto Route", mis teekonna algus- ja sihtpunkti vahele joonistab automaatselt Teie alusele ohutu teekonna. (Auto Route ei pruugi igas olukorras toimida, kõik sõltub kaardi detailsusest selles piirkonnas). Funktsioon "Auto-Route" toimib aktiivse 12 kuulise lepingu ajal ja jääb toimima ka peale lepingu lõppemist. Merekaartide uuendamiseks tuleb uus leping sõlmida. Seda saate lihtsalt teha kui tellite meilt uuenduskaardi. Aktiveerima peate kaardi ise, see seotakse teie Navionics konto e-mailiga. NB! Enne uue Platinum+ merekaardi ostmist veenduge kas Navionics chart plotter are compatible with your chartplotter, and if your chartplotter is capable of reading 64GB memory cards and supports Navionics+ Platinum charts. Check if your chartplotter has the latest available software and update it if necessary. If you have purchased a new marine chart or chart update from the Garmin website and something went wrong or you are unable to download the chart, we can no longer help! In such cases, you must contact the seller's technical support directly. To avoid any unnecessary problems, download Navionics before purchasing. Downloadable and Update Card Guide. By adding the chart to your shopping basket, you confirm that you have checked everything and the chart is compatible with your plotter!

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]]> The Platinum+ REGULAR (Gulf of Finland and Riga) marine chart has been given a complete new look. The smaller area (Regular NPEU050R) displayed on the chart covers the majority of needs for Estonian boat owners, offering the same Platinum+ cartography as NPEU644L, but in a smaller area. To unlock all functions, you must register the chart and download the latest chart updates. The Navionics Platinum+ Region NPEU050R includes: Estonia (Lake Peipus, Narva Reservoir, Narva River, Suur Emajõgi, Lake Võrtsjärv) and also covers Southern Finland and Åland, extending towards Riga and Ventspils in Latvia. For one year from the registration date, you can download free updates. Additionally, Sonar Charts and Points of Interest can be downloaded for the entire NPEU050R region. When updating the chart, you can also upload your own recorded sonar logs. The Navionics+ NPEU050R marine chart enables the use of the “Auto Route” function on Raymarine eS, gS, and the new Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom PRO, Axiom XL, and Element series chartplotters, as well as many other manufacturers“ chartplotters. This function automatically draws a safe route between your vessel's start and destination points. (Auto Route may not function in every situation; it depends on the chart's detail in that region). The ”Auto-Route" function operates during an active 12-month subscription and will continue to function even after the subscription ends. To update marine charts, a new subscription must be made. You can easily do this by ordering an update card from us. You must activate the card yourself; it will be linked to your Navionics account email. To register the chart, please download Chart Installer and read the chart user guide. Then, follow the instructions on the screen precisely! NB! Please do not insert this card into a smartphone, do not delete anything from this card, and do not format this card. If you are still having trouble, please call and ask for help: +372 508 8768.

NB! Before purchasing a new Platinum+ card, please ensure Navionics chart plotter Are they compatible with your chartplotter, and is your chartplotter capable of reading 64GB memory cards and does it support Navionics+ Platinum charts. Determine if your chartplotter has the latest available software, and update it if necessary.

Electronic sea charts cannot be returned!

If you have purchased a new marine chart or chart update from the Garmin website and something has gone wrong or you are unable to download the chart, we will no longer be able to help! In this case, you will need to contact the seller's technical support directly.

NB! Important announcement.

Dear new electronic sea chart owner. If you ordered an mSD card, then your new sea chart package includes an SD adapter and the mSD card may be inside it. In this case, you need to remove the mSD card from the SD adapter!

I feel very strange writing the following lines, but society is probably at such a point in its development. Frankly, things like this make one seriously contemplate existence and sustainability. Strangely enough, a tiny detail has become a big problem these days: the mSD card is in an SD adapter at the time of delivery. If the plotter has an mSD card slot instead of an SD card slot, then pulling the mSD card out of the SD adapter and inserting it into the plotter seems to be an incredibly difficult operation. In the last ten years, there was one such incident, but in recent years there have been dozens of them, mostly with a lot of shouting, arguments, and profanity. A new card owner, who doesn't think for themselves but immediately calls and writes everywhere, is very demanding towards everyone except themselves. They always call immediately, regardless of the day or time. It doesn't matter if it's Friday evening around ten o'clock or Sunday morning at eight, and they start scolding without further ado, or asking clarifying questions about the matter. They were sent the wrong thing, they have been severely deceived, and now they are complaining to consumer protection, calling the press, writing about it on FB, and if the situation doesn't improve immediately, they have other options for people like us in store. Very often, they also mention how many degrees they have and add that “I'm not stupid, I'm very familiar with IT matters.” Well, so be it, because education does not yet guarantee I've added a small picture to alleviate this technically and psychologically complex and exhausting situation. I hope the attached picture will make things clearer for all “victims of deception” and encourage them to try this magic trick themselves. Clicking on the picture opens video This whole difficult and complex operation is well-followed. If necessary, you can rewind and review the more complicated parts again. And if even after that you cannot manage to pull the mSD card out of the SD adapter, please call us on working days, without any threats, between 09:00 and 17:00, and we will guide you until the card is successfully inserted into the plotter.

Another everyday „problem“ from the same category“

Hello, hello, it seems my plotter no longer shows the sea chart. Everything was fine at the harbour in the autumn.

Before you call with such a problem, please check three simple things yourself.

First question What we are asking is whether the appropriate setting has been made on the plotter to use Navionics nautical charts.
The usual answer is that they haven't chosen and sometimes they say that they have already set the correct plotter when updating the map on the computer, what else is needed.

Explanation: When loading nautical charts on a computer, selecting your plotter does not force your plotter to use Navionics nautical charts; this selection must be made in your chart plotter's menu. In the Chart Installer computer program, this selection is to ensure that the chart is optimised according to the capabilities and features of the chart plotter you have selected when downloading. Modern chart plotters read nautical charts from various manufacturers, and if the corresponding selection is not made in the plotter or the wrong chart is selected, the plotter will not be able to display the chart.

Next question What we're asking is, are you definitely by the sea or an inland body of water which has a chart of it in your plotter?

Explanation: Sometimes people have multiple sea charts and the plotter simply has the wrong area chart.

The third question Is it that you're definitely by the water's edge or did you start the plotter in your back garden?

Explanation: A nautical chart, as the name suggests, is literally a map of the sea and body of water. If you brought your boat ashore for winter storage under a shed, then this area's land map is most likely not on the plotter. In the event that you are by a body of water and do not have a map, then check if this body of water is even on Navionics charts and mapped. The Navionics On-Line chart viewer can help you get an overview of mapped areas:

https://maps.garmin.com/et-EE/marine

One thing is also likely to become a daily „problem“.

Hello… I can’t see my fishing net on the Navionics chart, nor can I see my neighbour’s! We put the nets in a week ago and still nothing. This morning, I specifically downloaded the nautical chart updates, but the net is nowhere to be seen. How can such a simple thing take so long, I don’t understand what kind of chart update this is?

Explanation: Nautical chart data originates from public databases, and the data displayed is issued by the state. Although fishing nets appear to be important and must be marked with flags, they are not considered aids to navigation or other charted objects and are not displayed on nautical charts.

Alright, but the sonar log doesn't show anything either. I uploaded it, but there's nothing.

Explanation: It's a bit trickier with your own uploaded sonar log data, and they really don't appear on the chart immediately. In order for contour lines from your logged data to appear on a Navionics nautical chart, one or two uploads in that area aren't enough. The logic is that if sonar logs from tens of different users are uploaded in the same area, Navionics reviews it and calculates an average result from those logs. Based on these calculations, the relevant changes are eventually made to the charts, and all users can download them. Since there aren't many fishermen who want to show their fishing spots to others, you can't really expect logs from those spots either.

General recommendations for the use of SD/mSD memory cards

1) Avoid static electricity charges; never hand a memory card to another person by holding it between your fingers while they take it. You have likely experienced a “shock” when touching an object or another person. This same “shock” is the result of the contact of different charges. If this happens when handing over a memory card, it is highly likely that the memory card will be useless thereafter; it will simply be a piece of plastic and silicon that looks like a memory card but is no longer recognised by the plotter, but by the computer. Before handing over the memory card, touch another person's hand with your own first.

2) Never remove the memory card from a working plotter without using the dedicated function “Eject SD card”.

3) Before removing the memory card from the plotter, hold the device with your other hand. This is necessary to prevent even the smallest static electric charge from occurring when touching the memory card, which could damage it.

4) Plotters with an mSD card slot on the rear, and which are flush-mounted into the dashboard, can make accessing the memory card difficult. In such a situation, you need to be particularly careful when removing the card, as the tiny mSD card can also be physically damaged. For flush-mounted installations, it is sensible to add to Axiom and Axiom+ chartplotters card reader device The thousand Saab can be installed in an easily accessible location.

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]]> 8347 Raymarine LightHouse merekaart MED (Mediterranean) https://www.navsystems.ee/en/product/raymarine-lighthouse-mediterranean-charts/ Sun, 13 Apr 2025 13:59:37 +0000 https://raymarine.ee/?post_type=product&p=8317

Raymarine Lighthouse charts (mSD), Mediterranean covers a large part of the Mediterranean region including Spain, France, Italy, Malta, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's own format. The benefits of the new chart software include exceptional clarity, greater functionality and enhanced imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse charts are suitable for devices using Lighthouse 3, 4 and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL and Element series. See more Raymarine LightHouse Regarding nautical charts. Raymarine equipment software is available for free download. The minimum software required for displaying LightHouse nautical charts is already present on the memory card. Raymarine LightHouse chart users can choose between four different display modes: Day, Dusk, Night, and Bright Sun. All these modes are designed to enhance overall clarity and reduce eye strain in various lighting conditions. Without altering the overall size of the nautical chart, the size of buoys, lights, and other navigation icons can be changed on Lighthouse nautical charts. The level of detail displayed on the nautical charts can also be adjusted, from only showing essential navigation aids (low) to adding other objects to varying degrees (high). NB! LightHouse chartplotter lacks the Auto-Route function!

A quick guide on how to download the LightHouse map can be found at the bottom of the page!

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Raymarine LightHouse Nautical Charts (mSD), Mediterranean covers a large part of the Mediterranean region, including Spain, France, Italy, Malta, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus. These charts are based on data from official hydrographic sources, converted into Raymarine's own .rmc format. The advantages of the new chart software are exceptional clarity, greater functionality, and enhanced imagery. Raymarine Lighthouse nautical charts are suitable for devices using Lighthouse 3, 4, and 5 operating systems, Axiom, Axiom+, Axiom Pro, Axiom2 Pro, Axiom XL, Axiom2 XL, and Element series. Please check that your devices are up to date. The minimum required update software .iso files for displaying the LightHouse nautical chart are included on the memory card. After updating your devices, you can delete the software-containing files from the memory card. If your chartplotter already has the same or a newer version of the software, do not perform the update.

See Raymarine Teave laevateede kohta. Raymarine equipment software is freely downloadable. Before updating the software on your chartplotter or other navigation equipment, please read the guide on how to do it. Software update at your own risk.

Users of Raymarine LightHouse charts can choose between four different display modes: day, twilight, night and bright sun. All these modes are designed to improve overall clarity and reduce eye strain in different lighting conditions. Without changing the overall size of the chart, you can adjust the size of navigation marks, lights and other navigation icons on LightHouse charts. You can also adjust the level of detail displayed on the charts, limiting the display to only the main navigational aids (low) or including other objects to varying degrees (high). The source data for points of interest comes from recognised marine information sources, Reeds Almanac and Marinas.com. To make the most of this information, Raymarine has added a “Find nearest…” function with pre-set options that guide you directly to the nearest marina, fuel station, anchorage, repair yard or beach. One very useful feature for which more detailed information is expected in the future is real-time tide heights and currents; Raymarine is currently working on this. LightHouse charts feature satellite imagery from Mapbox, which can be added or removed as layers to cover either land only or both land and sea. As well as being visually appealing – allowing you to see the surrounding area in vivid detail, right down to individual streets, buildings and parks – this is also an excellent way to avoid shoals and reefs. You can choose between professional and leisure display modes; The first is S-52 (Government Chart Style), a chart mode favoured by professional sailors for its very clear and comprehensive nautical information, which contains virtually no information about the mainland. The second is a more colourful version, richer in additional information, which recreational boat owners can use to locate harbours, shops and other points of interest. There are also two additional features, the first of which is designed primarily for fishing enthusiasts. These are expert-verified fishing areas, which display in detail the best spots for catching different species, along with additional information, one-metre-interval depth contours and the RealBathy mapping option. This enables users to create their own sonar maps of previously unmapped areas using their own fishfinder.

Another very useful feature of the LightHouse Chart is unlocked when using the Raymarine Premium service, which allows plotter charts to be updated via a smart device. The Premium package also allows access to enhanced satellite imagery and a large, continuously updated database of points of interest (POI). This provides up-to-date information about marinas, fuel stations, shipyards, repair workshops, as well as nearby shopping centres and restaurants. The locations of Raymarine service points are also marked. Changing the size of chart symbols independently of the zoom level. Without altering the overall chart size, the size of navigational aids, lights, and other navigational icons, for example, can be changed. The level of detail displayed on the charts can also be adjusted, from displaying only the main navigational aids (low) to including less important points of interest to varying degrees (high).

QUICK START GUIDE: Thank you for your interest in Raymarine LightHouse Charts. The new chart needs to be downloaded and copied to the memory card directory supplied in the package. lighthouse_charts. To download the map, go to Raymarine ChartManager to the website and create an account for yourself. Once you have opened the card packaging, you will find the card VOUCHER CODE. Select the command from the ChartManager homepage: Redeem your voucher, enter the correct code and press Submit. Follow the on-screen prompts. Map NEW You have already been selected and you can add to your choices in two categories: Point of interest, What are the streets and points of interest and Aerial, what is satellite view. In both categories, you can drag squares onto the map in the areas you wish to download. You can select four squares for each category; please make your selection reasonably. Once you have made all the necessary selections, the approximate file size will be displayed, and you should press the button Download. You will now be asked to enter your LightHouse card ID. Navigate to your new memory card in the search window and select the file named lighthouse_id.txt Your chart will henceforth be linked to this memory card. Please keep the packaging in a safe place and do not lose the memory card. Downloading will not be instantaneous. Depending on your selections, the server will prepare your downloadable LightHouse chart file. This will take time depending on the file size, which can range from 1.9GB to 20GB with all additions. Do not close your browser or computer during the download. The chart file will be automatically downloaded to your computer's Downloads folder, and from there, copy it to the folder on the memory card. lighthouse_charts Before copying, remove the old lighthouse_chart.rmc file from the memory card and check., and the download has completed fully and the new map file name is lighthouse_chart.rmc NB! There are three important things with the files on the memory card, Do not change The file lighthouse_chart.rmc has no name or type., Do not delete The file lighthouse_id.txt and the directory lighthouse_charts may be one at a time lighthouse_chart.rmc failed.

From 10.02.2025 we will be discussing the Gen2 generation of LightHouse charts and Jim has made a beautiful explanatory and informative video about that.

The frequently asked questions about the LightHouse card are listed by the manufacturer on the website.

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