Offline satellite photos

Unfortunately no, Mark.

There are other ways to do it - years ago I used OsmAnd+. You had to scroll around at the required zoom level while you were connected to the internet and it saved the images. You could then look at them again when you weren't connected. Time consuming!

All Mapsoft make several map downloaders that can download up to about 100 sources including google, Bing, and Here Sat photos off line.

I use Offline Map Maker which can output to Jpeg, SQLite, KMZ, Geotiff etc. You can download multiple zoom levels and you can specify the area to download as a rectangle or as a boundary defined by a GPX file.

I find level 16 or 17 zoom is a good compromise between detail and download data.

I have downloaded the entire Victorian High country and download any area that is remote and I plan to visit.

When I do trips like Googs, Simpson etc, I use the GPX boundary method and select a strip several kms either side of the tracks, to minimise download and storage data compared to rectangles which may be 99% non useful pics and storage. I draw the GPX boundary as a track on another platform then inport it into OMM.

Hours of fun. I am not sure if it works with Exploroz though. It definitely works with Memory Map, Ozi or Orux etc.

You can use it for free but it only zooms into level 12 or something.

Note you can download a LOT of data, especially as you zoom in, and Google will limit you to about 10000 tiles at a time. You may have to restart the download or keep maps to a size that is under the google limit.


https://www.allmapsoft.com/

https://www.allmapsoft.com/omm/index.html