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The NB decommissioned one in the middle of J4A is not on the site.

There were too many Hadecs to remember and I couldn't write whilst driving.

Now the 'managed motorway' works are finishing, several of the average speed cameras have been decommissioned.

But there seems to be a Hadecs camera on almost every gantry.

As far as I know, they are variable speed point (not average speed) cameras.

There are only 2 in each direction : EB and WB between J26 and J27; EB near J25 (just east of the tunnels) and WB just b ...

If I'm on a motorway for the next x miles, I would like a unit that switches its display off until, say, 3 miles before I need to know anything rather than being on continuously.

I would look seriously at an Android smartphone with an app like BackCountryNavigator or Locus.

I have tracked a flight from Fuerteventura to Bristol with an old HP IPAQ - but almost any Smartphone will do it. The important thing is to sit by a window -preferably hold your phone by the window - ...

Have a look at www.gbmapping.co.uk where you can buy the whole of Britain (not Northern Ireland) for £25 and load the maps into a number of smartphone apps (such as Back Country Navigator or Galileo G ...

The St Mellons Service Station at 51.53027 -3.10179 ST 23670 81843 is still actively trading and selling fuel. The coordinates you gave are for a site in the centre of the village that repairs cars b ...

I live very close to St Mellons SS (Texaco) and it is still operating!

There are maps of the whole of Britain (not Northern Ireland) here : http://www.gbmapping.co.uk/opendata/index.html £25 for the whole country.

Check that as well as choosing British National Grid as the coordinate format, you have also selected the OSGB (or similar named) datum, not WGS84.

They are quite good for off-road navigation but the dealbreaker for me is that it is impossible to install maps other than those bought through Lowrance.

Lots of walks with downloadable GPXs on Walkingworld (www.walkingworld.com). Also try Memory-map's Trailzilla

Yes, but if you have a phone, a portable power pack the size of a pack of cards costs about £20 and will run the phone for days. And phones have such big cards these days you can download maps - I car ...

Well, you could put an Android smartphone in an Aquapac, run Memory-map UK charts and there are several Tide Times apps available. Total cost about £170.

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