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>Finally, I've got Xtide installed and running and generating daily tide
>reports for these three sites: tide for Rio and Coyote, current for Crissy
>(GG bridge). Reports are generated at midnight for the following 24 hours
>or so. Feedback is much appreciated. Ken, I think I remember you saying
>that you "calibrate" the data that Xtide generates based on your
>observations. I want to add a marker line at the "safe" point as well, but
>don't sail these sites regularly. Any input?
>
I sail Third on as low as .5 ft., but I watch the sandbars - you have to
walk over them. I think Ken uses 1.5 or 2.
-Ed
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