【實用天氣app】SailGrib Weather Routing Free|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

Designed for Iridium GO! and Approved by Iridium - january 2015

Voiles et Voiliers - use it while cruising or racing - November 2014

Yachting World - "impressive" - July 2014

Transatlantic race The Cape - Rio - The Sun Fast 3200 Yolo winner in class 2 - January 2014

SailGrib WR is a sophisticated sailing weather routing app yet easy to use.

It is designed for recreational cruisers or demanding racers.

It calculates the fastest sailing route to your destination along a route with waypoints.

It now includes:

- a full set of atlases of tidal currents for all the European coasts. A SailGrib WR exclusivity.

- a tide module which calculates and displays tides level predictions around the world.

In SailGrib WR, you can specify amongst other parameters:

- the wind grib file: SailGrib WR includes the regular SailGrib features.

- the start, the destination points and intermediary waypoints

- the departure date and time,

- the speed polar file of your boat. SailGrib WR uses regular Maxsea polar files (.pol extension)

SailGrib WR includes a set of more than 100 polar files for different sailboats.

- wind limits up and downwind

- minimum upwind angle for comfort while cruising

- night efficiency loss for cruising

- mixed routing: use your engine if you are too slow sailing.

- the current

Before you purchase this app, you might want to try the free version which is fully functional but with some limitations.

Important note:

Grib files are computer-generated forecast files which are sent without review, and are offered on an as-is basis. There is no assurance that the data is accurate or correct. By using such data, you acknowledge and agree to these limitations.

The weather routing module is for planning purpose only and should not be used for navigation. The map used by the weather routing algorithm is very coarse and for example does not include all the islands.

By using these data and this algorithm you agree to these limitations and assume all the responsibility for their use.