Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 08:33
Hi Phil,
Perhaps I should have qualified my statement a bit ...
"Copilot has excellent outback roads, tracks and fire trails coverage ... for a street navigator".
It has many, but not all.
It also has some funny ideas occasionally about which way to go and that's why I have Ozi in the foreground with a 25K or 100K detailed map so I can see what the little lady is suggesting :-) (CoPilot has no topo info).
I find the combination most useful in areas like state forests, nat parks,
Vic High Country, NSW Snowies, etc.
For your grandies, it is a useful tool in the areas I mentioned but has thrown up a few quirky directions so I couldn't recommend it as a stand-alone tool. At least have a paper back-up so you can monitor it.
My Tab 7.7 is expanded to 48GB total. All my Ozi maps are on the 32GB micro SD. Not sure what the max expansion is - I thought it was 332GB but Boobook has got me thinking again.
CoPilot does not have a trial version, but it's not expensive. Aus and NZ in one package for about $35 I think.
Mine's Android. Don't know if they have an iOS version. There is a Windows Mobile version.
Cheers mate
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