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NAVTEX Pad App Reviews

The NAVTEX Pad app recently received 4 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 1 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given NAVTEX Pad app an average rating of 2.00 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 11 ratings since its release on Jul 22 by Black Cat Systems. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about NAVTEX Pad?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 4.50 out of 5

11 global ratings

5 Star
75%
4 Star
0%
3 Star
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2 Star
25%

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4 Positive User Reviews for NAVTEX Pad

Navtex

I am using a Grundig G3 radio at 517 khz ussb, the program settings at 930 center frequency and invert audio signal on and it decodes Navtex perfectly. I just set it near my radio speaker. Even with a local thunderstorm the day I was wrinting this, the program decode the Navtex transmission.

Great!!! Decodes NAVTEX perfectly!

Great tool for DXing! My first night with this app, I logged 5 different NAVTEX signals on the east coast!! Directions on Black Cat's website may be a little easier to understand than the ones contained in the app. Also the app records broadcasts as text files - just remember to select "create a new file" and to clear what youve already received from the main screen for each instance otherwise it all ends up in one text file. BRILLIANT!!

Great

Works perfectly. I am using a communications receiver on a longwire and it decodes weak signals easily.

1 Negative User Reviews for NAVTEX Pad

Just a novelty

The least they could do is deliver it configured for US Navtext stations which are like most of the world, or with instructions for same, but no. The instructions just list the settings with barely enough detail that someone knowledgable about the technicalities of Navtext could figure the rest out. Does it work? Yeah, sort of, if you ever figure out the settings and are having a good day on the radio. But if you’re serious about receiving Navtext broadcasts, which means you’re offshore 200