You can take it here

Tidetables2008

You can take it here

Tidetables2008

Very useful, thanks.

Thanks Steve,

I asked for this last year and you helped then,

but since I've had a complete computer crash and lost the link.

Tides on Samui seem unusually high at the moment.

You can take it here

Tidetables2008

Many thanks Steve. Great info.

Thanks for your time & effort Steve.

You can take it here

Tidetables2008

Hi Steve

I'm trying to access the Tidetable site but having no success. Do you know if it has been withdrawn? I can't seem to find any other sites as good as the one you posted.

(My own fault, I should have printed them off while i had the chance!)

Thanks

You can take it here Tidetables2008

Hi Steve I'm trying to access the Tidetable site but having no success. Do you know if it has been withdrawn? I can't seem to find any other sites as good as the one you posted. (My own fault, I should have printed them off while i had the chance!) Thanks

if the site don't open try this: put your mousepoint over

ko samui and make a right mouseclick, take the option "save target as"

and download it directly to your computer.....

...here is the excel file sm08.xls

Chayaphum

Thanks for your time & effort Steve.

Sorry guy but there non problem It's ok for me today with this link try it again

Thanks for your time & effort Steve.

Sorry guy but there non problem It's ok for me today with this link try it again

Many thanks Chayaphum and Steve

Problem solved! Combination of server down and ineptitude on my part.

Gator

Thanks.

here's the new one

http://www.navy.mi.th/hydro/services09.htm

here's the new one

http://www.navy.mi.th/hydro/services09.htm

can someone of you tell me how to read the table?

Exemple today 7.1.09

0655 2.42

2124 1.42

I understand first is time followed by the meter above lowest low water. My question now is because the high tide is now after midday? Or have the numbers nothing to do with high and low tide?

thanks

here's the new one

http://www.navy.mi.th/hydro/services09.htm

can someone of you tell me how to read the table?

Exemple today 7.1.09

0655 2.42

2124 1.42

I understand first is time followed by the meter above lowest low water. My question now is because the high tide is now after midday? Or have the numbers nothing to do with high and low tide?

thanks

yep, its saying at 6:55 a.m. is the high tide at 2.4m above lowest astronomical tide and low tide is a 9:24pm is 1.42m above lowest astronomical tide. that's samui BTW so it may be a little different here

Edited January 9, 200917 yr by stevehaigh