Map covering the Hervey Bay area missing from my Hema maps
Submitted: Thursday, Aug 04, 2016 at 07:06
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vk1dx
Is it my day or did I just stuff up.
12 or so months back I purchased the Hema maps DVD package, I believe through this site. I am 100% sure that I copied all of them to the laptop hard disk and the SD card for Ozi.
I either missed the one for here or they didn't put it on the disk.
Of course you can't buy it any more. Murphy got the last.
Any help would be appreciated. A copy would be nice. Please note that I am not in the world of pirating any IT product. I have asked Hema for help and I hope that they can help me. However as they do not seem to support the digital files I am not hanging around waiting. We are off to Fraser in a few days and we want to study the mainland near here first.
Phil
Reply By: vk1dx - Monday, Aug 15, 2016 at 14:09
Monday, Aug 15, 2016 at 14:09
Home again after a few weeks in Hervey Bay (bloody cold and blowing a gale for 5 days, end then a week on Fraser.
No fishing from Hervey Bay because of the high winds and rain, unfortunately. But the drives suggested above were excellent.
Fraser:
One low clearance Jeep bottomed out on the track out of Kingfishers Resort and help everyone up. A bit peeved off as he was adamant that he would use his own winch on his 4WD ( according to the salesman!!!). Held up about ten cars for ages.
According to rumours there were three cars lost to the tide on one night. Methinks rumour. But the tide was full at midday or thereabouts catching the "visitors to 4WD" off guard. Supposed to be the night of the 8th but I haven't seen any reports. But believable from what we saw.
Whale watch:
The best ever whale watch. Two males circled the boat for about 15 minutes, coming as close as 2M away. Bloody hell they are big when that close. We got splashed and felt the mist from the breathing.
Thanks for the advice people.
Phil

Fraser Island - SS Maheno

Fraser Island whalwe watch

Fraser Island whale watch
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