Pre-load maps for navigation off the grid

[lrparts110]

hello!

I use maverick for off road navigation and hiking.
I tried oryx map too but I think maverick is better.


greetings from austria

gunter

 

[lrparts110]

hello!

I use maverick for off road navigation and hiking.
I tried oryx map too but I think maverick is better.
use the atlas map creator for downloading maps!

greetings from austria

gunter

 

[SGTiger]

hello!

I use maverick for off road navigation and hiking.
I tried oryx map too but I think maverick is better.
use the atlas map creator for downloading maps!

greetings from austria

gunter

I like oruxmaps because you only have to download one zoom level to your sdcard and the software will simulate zooming out. With Maverick I had to download a map for every zoom level that I wanted to zoom out to which means I had to take up a lot more space on my sdcard leaving less room for a wider area. Additionally I fought with Maverick for a few days to show the topographical maps from terraserver. It was a nightmare for me.

With oruxmaps, make sure you download the "special version" of trekbuddy atlas creator which those at oruxmaps recommentds because it has been modified for compatibility with oruxmaps.

 

[thegipper]

Completely O/T but i just have to say...

2600 posts! Holy moly!

 

[silvere2]

Should be a hack for it if you are in to that sort of thing, otherwise I believe we are getting Google Earth with 2.1 which should allow offline map usage.

why's everything have to be a hack?

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ap...ap-calibration-solution-android-platform.html

My apologies, perhaps I would know everything like yourself if I spent enough time here to make 2,600 posts. Again, I sincerely apologize. Obviously I need to start making 45 posts a day before I should attempt to help anyone. Perhaps I would learn the correct terminology at that point.

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See #9.