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I noticed that TTN2 will try to get you back on the original route more than TTN1 but will eventually give up and replan the route.

Thes cameras are moving along with the road-works as they re-surface the roads.

For those who whizz up and down the M1, please be aware that about 6 new cameras (Truvelo) have been installed this week between J14 Milton Keynes and J15 Northampton. I don't know if ...

It's odd that they say they've run out of packs when I sent my TTN1 CD in quite late (Around 1st April) waited a few days, got voucher, waited a fews days, got TTN2 in less than 2 weeks. I don't ...

I was getting 10 satellites with it zipped in the inside front pocket of my waterproofs when hiking last weekend. And that was in the trees. Also works fine zipped into the pocket on my ru ...

You will get a fair amount of energy loss using a cigar lighter adaptor. For instance, that used by Socket for the BT GPS uses a LM2576-5 Voltage Regulator (designed to give 5V at 3A) which has an ef ...

I use it for walking and backpacking.

It may already be there and I haven't found it yet but I'd like to see an optional readout showing total distance travelled and distance to go on a r ...

I'm off to Montana for some backpacking around the Glacier National Park in October.

I currently have an IPAQ with an EMTAC BT running TTN2 and Memerory-Map.

What would be the best (ch ...

I've noticed the same with a Socket BT. Will try the test.

I've noticed that TTFF is slower with TTN2 and my Socket BT. Doing exactly the same thing, just sitting in my driveway next to the road, it's taking a hell of a lot longer. I notice on GPS ...

Switching to Strict computation will increase the number of permutations the software considers and you MAY get the same route there and back.

Consider it the same as a chess co ...

Mike,

The solar device is switchable between 6V and 12V so therefore switching to 12V and plugging your car adaptor in should not cause a problem.

Don't worry, I'm not asking for advice, ju ...

I was thinking of building something similar to the aeroplane system with AA batteries so I can use the Socket Y cable arrangement. (Perhaps in a case to slip under the top rucksack flap with the GPS) ...

I'm looking at options to buy/build a mobile power supply for powering an IPAQ and Emtac BT GPS whilst walking and camping with perhaps days between access to mains sockets.

I came across the ...

In that case, I suggest memory-map. You can see where you are and where you have to get to, it's just a case of following the lines in between.

I do sympathise as I used to be a rural copper in Cu ...

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