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It maybe this one. https://www.minelab.com/anzea/metal-detectors/x-terra-voyager I counted 14 treasure machines, it must be where the buck$ at these days.

It’s mainly used for track you can see on google earth, but don’t show up on topo maps. Here’s the link to the 40e info I was referring to from the trilobite website, https://trilobite.solutions/maps/40epermits/ if you scroll down to Mark a ‘trail’ along your permit boundary (advanced) This just...

If you go to the trilobite website there is instructions to import trails into the phone app that you have made in google earth, you can also mark your 40e graticles and import them into the app to keep you from stepping the line.

Ive got the same issue, been with Pivotel since late 2017, I’m curious to see which way you go.

If your close to a batch plant, I’d get a quote for 0.2m3, particularly if the company takes orders direct, here in Wa they use to charge m3 ordered plus a pro rate rate upto 3.4m3, if it’s trafficable I’d go 100mm thick with sl 82 mesh

If it rectangular 0.175m3

It seem like they use Inmarsat for 2 way communication and global coverage. https://orchardandvine.net/news/john-deere-%E2%80%98kill-switch%E2%80%99-renders-stolen-tractors-useless/

Sorry, pocket posted before I could finish writing. The quote was from an article a year ago, I couldn’t read the NY times article without joining and came across this article...

Katie McRobert, general manager at the Australia Farm Institute, said Australian farmers sourced their GPS signal from one satellite, which was a critical risk to rural industries. “Having all your GPS eggs in one basket is a vulnerability on a good day, and a fatal weakness on a bad one,”...

Zoomed in and ET got his hand in.

We could all wander around with our compasses🤣

Well over a hundred satellites, which are all owned by country’s with nuclear capability’s,. There would be more of a chance of a nuclear war.

I agree and carry one, but after over 25yrs of using electric gps without any issue, I’m confident in the modern compass.

I use an old DD Leather gpZ bag behind the back seat in the wagon for my coils and sensitive gear, DD use to make coil bags.

Great to see the apps back up and running, but now my thuraya satellite phone is good for bugger all now, as their satellites gone awol, the plan provider pivotal has cancelled plans for the time being after all attempts to get the satellite back on track failed. I think for a couple hundred...

I run trilobite both on iPad and iPhone, although trails and waypoints don’t sync between the two, I read maybe on the website the licence allows for 2 devices If you use the link I posted above you can save all your trails and waypoints and reload them if you need to delete the app. Here’s a...

https://trilobite.solutions/maps/ Click the red Data recuse link, I saved this to files. After opening the link clink the square and arrow scroll right right and clink the last button and open with the trilobite app. If your out bush don’t try and save trails or drop pins, and don’t simply rely...

Yep, deleted and downloaded 3 times now, if you try to create a track or drop a pin the app crashes, if you go the website there is an emergency backup link for your trails, this didn’t work for me the first time, but i tried again today and worked, but if you close out of the app you need to...

Here’s an interesting little right up. https://mashable.com/article/google-maps-satellite-connectivity I get the feeling it will not be long before mobile satellite coverage will be the norm, but I wasn’t that long ago that snake, postage stamp size screens and polyphonic ringtones of your...

I’m not to sure about android phones, from a google search the latest Samsung was rumoured prior to its release as going to have emergency satellite sos, but never came through. I’m not sure how the technology works and if it’s something a firmware update could activate? Its active in Aus with...