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Checking the tides - handy little program

MaineDigger

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http://wcarchive.cdrom.com/pub/simtelnet/win95/science/wxtide45.zip

I use TideTool on my Palm Pilot, but this one here sits in your taskbar.
A nifty little tool for those that check the tides as often as I do. And if you stare at it long enough, it is actually a bit more exciting than watching grass grow.

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HH,
Steve
 
I use the Casio Sea-Pathfinder It lists for $59 bucks. I purchased it at JC Penny after Christmas for 45% off what a deal at $34. You enter in your GMT, longitude and lunitude. I set mine for Boston and it puts me within 1/2 of low tide for the New England Coast Beaches. Its waterproof to 100M. If I am going to travel to another location I just change the info in the watch. Man this watch is great no more messing around.
 
The upper right has a tide chart and moon phase. The upper left is the battery power indicator. This watch is solar powered.
I have found it to be within a 1/2 of the tides.
 
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