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Real Time 3 Dimensional Underwater Terrain Maps?

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deeperthanblu

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Anybody try these 3D maps from A1-hobby for California's SoCal coast and various islands?

'Swim' down and look at the rocks from your living room, or watch the bottom go by under your boat (with GPS). Find some potential wreck sites or some interesting structure for spearing/bug hunting.

3D Underwater Terrain Maps
 
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you dont need to buy anything!

google earth 5.0 has the best ocean floor topo, along with live data for tracked sharks, seals and turtles, wrecks etc.

it BLOWS any other software!! roflroflroflroflrofl
 
google earth 5.0 has the best ocean floor topo, along with live data for tracked sharks, seals and turtles, wrecks etc.
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I have google earth 5.0. Google doesn't have any usable resolution at sport diver depths. Some pinnacles I dive that rise from 130 ft. to 70ft depth are not even visible on google earth 5.
a1-hobby.com claims to image as small as 1 meter square rocks in 3D. Has anyone tried this software?
 
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