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Dave Frequent Visitor
Joined: Sep 10, 2003 Posts: 6460 Location: UK
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: NAVMAN off road - is it possible |
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Memory-Map or Fugawi UK would be best. |
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dcallan Occasional Visitor
Joined: 04/09/2003 11:24:21 Posts: 1 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: NAVMAN off road - is it possible |
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I love my NAVMAN in the car and use it extensively in day to day life.
I would like to use it off road and was wondering if anyone has experience of this. Is there any recommended
software applications and uk maps? Ideally the software would allow me to feed in waypoints to follow. Maps are not a requirement but entering a set of waypoints is.
Any suggestions would be gratefully recieved. |
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Whantie Occasional Visitor
Joined: 11/09/2003 00:55:08 Posts: 1 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: NAVMAN off road - is it possible |
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Dave,
I use Memory Map. It is quite expensive but well worth the money. More of a professional looking package than FUGAWI.www.memory-map.com
The maps are stored on your PC, I have mine on a laptop, and then downloaded to the PPC as required. You can select waypoints etc although I have not yet investigated this facility fully as yet. It would seem to fit your needs.
There is a free demo to download from their site and the PPC software is included so that you can see what the maps will look like on your PPC. An excellent product.
By the way FUGAWI also do a demo so you can compare the two but I never got it working!!
Both products use Ordnance Survey maps. However, Memory Map would appear to be more flexible as there are also available A to Z and Topographical maps.
Currently restricted to 1:50000 scale, I beleive they are negotiating with Ordnance Survey to supply 1:25000. Then it will be truly awesome.
But don't take my word for it. Download the demo and see for yourself.
Finally, the software has worked absolutely faultlessly with my Navman 3450 although the odd soft reset has been required. |
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tcs17_tim Lifetime Member
Joined: 30/12/2002 21:41:31 Posts: 130 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: NAVMAN off road - is it possible |
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I also use Memory Map, the waypoints are used and the if you set it to follow route it has a big arrow pointing towards the next waypoint and shows you ETA etc. |
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CRAMBO Occasional Visitor
Joined: Sep 18, 2003 Posts: 4 Location: España
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MikeB Frequent Visitor
Joined: 20/08/2002 11:51:57 Posts: 3859 Location: Essex, UK
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Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 9:08 am Post subject: |
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I am currently reviewing the NavMan 3300 package. We should have the article finished by the end of this month.
You will find the software familiar. It is exactly the same as the Memory-Map and Maptech Pocket Navigator software. _________________ Mike Barrett |
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