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Discovery Channel Program by
Larry Chisum
Saw a Discovery Channel Program last night Tom Brokaw in Yellowstone.
In one sequence they were hunting for a newly discovered waterfall, along
with an experienced hiker guy who had been there multiple times before.
They were using a paper map, and took several wrong turns before finally
finding the waterfall by hearing it. There was no GPSR in evidence.
Wouldn't a simple marking on a...
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by Pablo
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climbing rate Garmin Vista by
Bob
I am in absolute agreement. The Vista has almost everything a cyclist
would want except for percent climbing rate. I've e-mailed them a few
times about adding this feature (no response).
Bob
"ronnie" wrote in message ...
I have a vista, and i use my vista on bycicle trips. When i climb a
mountain, i want to see the climbing rate in...
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July 14th 03 08:27 PM
by Bob
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Laptop and Marine navigation by
Dave Patton
(Gregg Hales) wrote in
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Hi,
chasing information, advice and suggestions. (...be nice)
While not free, I'd suggest looking at OziExplorer,
which you can try out for free. There are lots of Aussies
on the Ozi users mailing list, so they may have specific
Oz-related info, and the list in general is very helpfull
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Is there a way to import XL files to the Garmin Mapsource program by
Dwayne
I have a question and I'm not sure who to ask so hopefully you can
point me in the right direction. I recently noticed that I can save
my waypoints from the Garmin Mapsource software as a .txt file and
then convert it to an .xls spread sheet.
I was wondering is there a way to convert the information back to a
recognizable format to be imported back into the Mapsource program.
For instance...
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Mapsource 5.0 Map Download Problem by
Robert Vleugels
Mapsource 5 won't download the same mapset* that I've previously
downloaded with Mapsource 4.13 on my GPS V (2.20). Apparently
something is taking up some extra memory. So, your mapset may no
longer fit. Already reported to Garmin, both beta & production
versions.
* 19.3 MB North American City Select 4.01 (Athens, Canton,
Centerville, Columbus, Mansfield, & Kent - all in Ohio)
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GPilotS und TTQV by
Thomas Schäfer
Hallo,
mein Palm ist über USB angeschlossen. TTQV bietet als Schnittstelle
nur COM an. Welche Einstellung muß ich wählen um meine tracks vom Palm
auf den PC zu bekommen?
Gruß
Thomas
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Onstar - "The Great Fraud" by
Ponderosa Sports
Do you have a vehicle with Onstar?
Vehicle stolen? Lost? Air bags deploy? Get stuck? Break down? Get hurt? Flat tire? Heart attack?
YOU ARE PROBABLY SCREWED UNLESS IT OCCURS IN TOWN UNDER AN ANALOG CELL PHONE TOWER!
After buying a new Hummer H2, I find out that Onstar can not even tell me where it is!
I was told by the operator on a land line that they use analog cell phones for...
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July 14th 03 05:52 PM
by Howard
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GPS Receiver on Window? by
Earl Barfield
"Howard McCollister" writes:
The GPS unit can be anywhere, as long as the antenna has a clear,
unobstructed view of the sky. The unit wouldn't work under the hood, for
example, unless you had an external antenna routed to the outside.
It wouldn't work under the bonnet because the metal would block the
signal.
If you're trying to keep the antenna hidden, try mounting it...
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Good GPS for Mountain Biking by
Marco Budde
Hi!
I am planing to buy my first GPS receiver the next
weeks. I will use it most times for trips with my
mountain bike. After browsing through some catalogs
of outdoor shops it think the Garmin eTrex Legend or
the eTrex Vista could be good receivers for my
purposes.
Some question:
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calibrating gpsmap 76s barometer by
Jeet Sukumaran
I have a Suunto E203 digital altimeter. My normal method of
calibrating this is to find the pressure at sea-level for my location
(there is an airport nearby that provide up-to-date datum), and enter
it in as sea-level pressure.
The GPSMap 76S seems to have a function that allows me to calibrate
using "current pressure" ... is this pretty much the same thing? Or is
it asking the pressure at my...
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climbing rate Garmin Vista by
Dave Patton
"ronnie" wrote in
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I have a vista, and i use my vista on bycicle trips. When i climb a
mountain, i want to see the climbing rate in percentage. Is it
possible to see this on the vista, now i can only see m/m and that is
not what i want.
Don't know if it will help you, but there are some 'track analysis'
utilities listed in: 3rd...
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Maritime Provinces - Canada by
Andrew Kalinowski
"Nigel" wrote in message
...
"Andrew the GPS Nut" wrote in message
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snip
Thanks a lot!
Film is packed :-)
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CMPAQ iPAQ 3870 by
Burnie M
Yes you can connect the Etrex to an Ipaq
CN cannot be installed on the Ipaq.
Look at CoPilot or Navman for PocketPC based autorouting software (it
isn't cheap)
On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 10:22:10 +1000, "AW"
wrote:
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expertgps put tracks onto scanned map by
Mary
I downloaded expertgps
I downloaded my tracks and would like for them to appear on my scanned
map. The map was calibrated and I couldn't get the tracks to appear
on the map.
What do you have to do to get the tracks to appear on the map
mary
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MaoSend & Fugawi by
Melaniegree64694
Hi
I have a Magellellan Meridean GPS, MapSend Europe and Fugawi UK (Area 3).
All work OK as they are supposed to but I would like to put the detail of the
Fugawi map as a background map using the MapSend software. How can this be
done?
Mel
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Hiking with gps?.....How? by
Roy Lewallen
I have a Garmin II+ which has a detachable antenna. I tie a stick to the
side of my frame pack, and attach the antenna at about head level with
rubber bands. The GPS goes into a belt pouch so I can look at it when I
want. I use a short (about 4 foot) piece of RG-58 cable between the GPS
and antenna -- its attenuation of the the signal is negligible.
Roy Lewallen
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Warning for Route 66 "2004" - 15 sec GPS update delay imposed. by
Dale DePriest
J. J. Lodder wrote:
PS Second thought: presuably the primary source for the map is aerial
photography by national cartographic agencies.
These agencies could in principle
impose restrictions to prevent abuse of their data.
This seems to be a common misconception. Aerial photographs can provide
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July 13th 03 06:33 PM
by Shane
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Audiovox GMRS/GPS by
Dale DePriest
wrote:
Dale DePriest wrote:
This unit is not waterproof: this is the biggest sell for the Garmin
unit.
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