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Asia Garmin g2 HD and g2 HD Vision Marine BlueCharts

If you own a Garmin Chartplotter it has a SD card slot for adding Marine Chart maps known as BlueChart Maps. These Marine SD cards are just like the paper charts you would otherwise use to navigate on the waters but unlike paper maps, you will be able to scroll, pan and zoom in along your journey as well as view in both 2D overhead and 3D over-the-bow views.

Also available is g2 HD Vision BlueCharts. The difference is the g2 HD Vision maps have premium features which include high-resolution satellite imagery, above and below the waterline 3D perspectives and Auto-Guidance technology. You will also get overhead, aerial photos of ports, harbours, marinas and waterways and coastal roads (up to 5 miles inland) as well as points of interest.

Not sure if you want to buy the Garmin g2 HD or the g2 HD Vision BlueCharts? g2 HD Vision BlueCharts offer more feature than standard g2 mapping so please be aware of this fact. Read more below or click here to read the full difference between both types of marine charts.

What does a g2 HD Vision BlueChart include superior to the standard g2 HD maps?

g2 HD Vision BlueCharts provide the following information which are not available with the standard g2 HD maps: High-resolution satellite imagery of harbours and ports and above and below the waterline 3D perspectives. You also get Auto-Guidance technology that will guide you along you journey on the water. Furthermore the g2 HD Vision BlueCharts provide overhead, aerial photos of ports, harbours, marinas and waterways and roads that are along the coast (up to 5 miles inland) as well as points of interest. Navigational landmarks and marine landscapes are avialable too and it features Fish Eye view which provides a 3D view below the waterline displaying depth and contours from bathymetric chart data. To read more click here.

Page last updated: 14th December 2016