help me transfer my satmap routes to memory map on my pc

[howard40uk]

i have the 50 maps on my satmap and memory map on my pc is there anyway i can trasnsfer my satmap maps to memory map so i can print my routes out .can u alsp transfer my convert routes from memory map so the can go on my satnav
thanks

[nonoftheabove]

open Memory Map for starters.
click OVERLAY on the top banner header.
select import.
( note folder where files are stored ) and select folder and file required
Note file type required and highlight that option
So we have Walk.gpx [for example]
select this and bingo it should be present and showing on the screen superinmposed on the map ; from there one can then look at the profile etc.
hope that helps.

[howard40uk]

Hi thanks for help . But also if i plan a route on memory map can u transfer the track to my satmap not sure if this is possible .cheers

[nonoftheabove]

as to your last question. I dont see why not

Personally I have never transferred routes from Mem Map to Satmap.
I have planned plenty of routes on Mem Map though and then printed them out and taken a paper copy[ screen dump] on my walk- along with OS map somewhere in rutsack and Satmap logging walk.

But each individual has different needs from/with the device in question.

[howard40uk]

Ive just ordered my satmap and just wanted to know if it could be done as it may come in used to me at some point putting routes off memory map on to the a10

[Tony_P1]

Just save the memory map route to your PC in .gpx format, then import the saved file into the A10 using Satsync. Works a treat.
Tony

[howard40uk]

Thanks for your help the a10 looks a cracking device if the route distance walked is also accurate which im not sure about this will be money well spent .just bought the lancashre 50k area map too so cant wait till it arrives

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