Our place in East Brisbane is showing the the current roadworks approx 8mths out of date.
Aussie_gold1 said:can you download this map so it can be used with a handheld gps?
CreviceSucker said:Aussie_gold1 said:can you download this map so it can be used with a handheld gps?
No it needs a network connection.
If you have something like a Panasonic Toughbook with GPS card option they will work provided you are in a network coverage area.
Some people use Motion X- HD on I-Phone or Ipad with GPS which gives multiple mapping layers but its heavy on battery consumption.
Aussie_gold1 said:CreviceSucker said:Aussie_gold1 said:can you download this map so it can be used with a handheld gps?
No it needs a network connection.
If you have something like a Panasonic Toughbook with GPS card option they will work provided you are in a network coverage area.
Some people use Motion X- HD on I-Phone or Ipad with GPS which gives multiple mapping layers but its heavy on battery consumption.
i have found a couple of phone apps (not the motion X-HD) but didn't really want to use my phone. Is there a map that you can download to be used on a handheld GPS? pretty much everywhere i go there's no internet/reception
CreviceSucker said:Aussie_gold1 said:CreviceSucker said:Aussie_gold1 said:can you download this map so it can be used with a handheld gps?
No it needs a network connection.
If you have something like a Panasonic Toughbook with GPS card option they will work provided you are in a network coverage area.
Some people use Motion X- HD on I-Phone or Ipad with GPS which gives multiple mapping layers but its heavy on battery consumption.
i have found a couple of phone apps (not the motion X-HD) but didn't really want to use my phone. Is there a map that you can download to be used on a handheld GPS? pretty much everywhere i go there's no internet/reception
You would have to check the specs for every handheld GPS , i think you are better off to use a device designed to store large capacity data files that also have live GPS , Android / I-Pad tablets , Toughbooks and Algiz 7 / 8 fit that bill.
The value in using the tablets is the amount of map layers that you can turn on / off.
Have you played with Google Earth when loaded with Australian Goldmine waypoints ? The waypoints can be downloaded into google earth from a post on this forum.
That can also be used on tablets or laptops and while the resolution is less than National.Maps , it is very useful for research and field mapping.
HeadsUp said:it wont run on Ipads yet and could be glitchy on Mozilla until July 22 but its all new . high resolution
have a play folks
http://nationalmap.nicta.com.au/
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