TIDE TABLES

[Charlton]

Hi anybody got an address for getting tide tables, just tried mine wxtide table and it will not run since i installed windows 98.

[MikeR]

Seven day one here Alan:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/tides/

I\'ve run WXTide on both Windows ME and XP. Strange it won\'t work on 98!

[peter.m]

Alan try this site for a purchase one giving all ports for up to three years.

http://www.tideplotter.co.uk/pricing.htm

It is quite good and easy to use.

[bribones]

if you click on the weblinks tab above then tides it gives you a download page for a programme called tides,quite good once you get the hang of it you can skip forwards backwards day by day or weekly etc not a bad little tool

oops sorry wrong link ive got it anyway so if you wanna pm your e-mail ill send the file as an attachment



[Edited on 3/9/2004 by bribones]

[TC]

Lots of suggestions alteady, Alan....lol

Alan, Since I started up the \"weblinks\", there\'s always been a link there for \"EASY TIDE\". I\'ve just updated the link to there new version and I\'ve set it to the N.E. coast.

[bribones]

ive removed the link for the newer version as it doesnt contain any uk tide stations ive still got the old version if anyone wants it

i could send it to you tc and you could add it to the download section ?

[Edited on 3/9/2004 by bribones]

[TC]

Brian,
I use the arachnoid program - have done for ages.
It\'s VERY accurate, too when you compare it against the Official \"Port of Tyne Tide Tables\".




[Edited on 3/9/2004 by TC]

[Paula]

http://easytide.ukho.gov.uk/EasyTide/EasyTide/ShowPrediction.aspx?PortID=0202&PredictionLength=7

have selected north shields but there are others, there is even one for us up here

[Charlton]

cheers everybody, just got back, WXTIDE was handy as it was for the next xxxyears