RASTER ELECTRONIC MAPPING
Submitted: Tuesday, Feb 04, 2003 at 20:37
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Member - JEFF
HELLO ALL. I HAVE A GARMIN 12 GPS AND I WOULD LIKE TO BUY THE RASTER SYSTEM. Q1 HAS ANYONE USED THIS BEFORE? Q2 IS IT EASY TO USE? Q3 CAN YOU PLUG THE GPS INTO THE COMPUTER AND TRANSFER DATA DIRECTLY INTO THE GPS? CHEERS......
Reply By: Steve - Tuesday, Feb 04, 2003 at 23:58
Tuesday, Feb 04, 2003 at 23:58
Hi Jeff
I use TrackRanger. It's very powerful, easy to use, and can automatically search for and load maps to match your current position. I find the best feature about TrackRanger is it's ability to be used in a vehicle on the move. I think it's easier to learn than oziexplorer, while still having the same moving map features.
I turn TrackRanger onto AutoPilot, and it just keeps displaying my position, speed, direction etc, no matter where I am.
I can upload and download GPS data to TrackRanger, quickly add and edit waypoints, measure distances etc, and I can print all my travel
information. maps, trip route etc when I return
home.
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Reply By: Old Soldier - Wednesday, Feb 05, 2003 at 21:32
Wednesday, Feb 05, 2003 at 21:32
G'day Jeff,
I have used the Auslig raster 250K map series on CD for some time now and have been considering Oziexplorer to run with.
Interested in Steve's reply as I have also been looking closely at the "Trackmaster" system of late, as they seem to have a great system on the go - especially their latest version.
I note on their website that there is also an updated version of the Auslig Raster 250K CD series of maps availbable.[more money to spend :) :) ]
Seems to be the way to go
Have a look at their website on:
http://www.advantechdesign.com.au/trackview.html
Hope this is of some help
enjoy the bush
DennisN
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