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1. #EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA INSTALL#
2. #EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA SOFTWARE#
3. #EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA TRIAL#
4. #EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA SERIES#

I seem to remember discussion about this at the time, but I am a long long way from understanding what was going on then and anyway, it is history especially in the world of digital technology. I think that loading up maps has been "clouded" by some issues over licencing that arose a few years ago - maybe in 2011.

The latter is very UK-centric at present, being a relative newcomer, but they both claim to have routing capability for worldwide mapping, or so I understand from their blurb. This subject of map and GPS data handling is hardly explored within the HUBB discussions, so far as I can tell.Ī couple of such programs that I am aware of are "Tyre" and "motogoloco" but there are many, many others on the internet.

#EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA SOFTWARE#

I have tried the easyGPS software recently and I can't see any way of handling mapping it brings up some waypoints that I loaded but the various controls for the software don't have any means of loading a map! It is very non-intuitive to me so far as maps are concerned. I had thought that you were currently using expertGPS and asking for further information about it now I see that you are considering using their 30 day trial. With that, I now am way back at step 1, knowing what I want and can do, but not knowing what to use. I was never a fan of Mapsource, with its clunky routing method. I still haven't mastered it's routing function to the level I had with S&T.

#EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA SERIES#

S&T is no longer, and my 2700 series gps died, and also doesn't have a sd chip. I became very good with these programs, from my Iron Butt type rally experience. I've used several other programs, including gpsbabal. I have done a LOT of routing with mapping software and gps, using Streets & Trips and a 2700 series street pilot gps. digital mapping technology has no continuity to it between programs, the way something solid like a moto or a paper map does. It has a handlebar, two wheels, clutch on the handlebar, two brakes. No matter what the motorcycle, I can always operate it. This stuff is just a tool for me, not an occupation or passion. Again, grrrrr - technology always changing. I'm not a computer techie, so the depth of the search required to find the cache files was exceeding my abilities. I have google earth vs7, a tough one to find the cache files on. However, I still can't transfer map images. With google earth and the long discussion you linked, I have read through that and was hopeful, and found some of the routing/transfer information to be very helpful. Thanks for the link, I didn't know about that one.

#EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA TRIAL#

There is also a trial version of expertgps. Walkabout : I do know about the free version. I'm planning to use a sd card, but haven't explored that with this "new to me" gps unit. I do have OSM, but for some areas (Guatemala for one) there is not much mapping beyond the main roads, when comparing to google earth or other on line sites. Mapping will be severely limited as it seems that very old unit only has 24Mb max. It will be able to send some routes and tracks to your Garmin gpsmap 60.

#EXPERTGPS WIKIPEDIA INSTALL#

You could use Mapsource and install OSM maps into it on your computer. I also need to load maps to my Garmin 60, although OSM is one option. My ideal goal is to have something like Google Earth available on my computer without wifi, be able to use it on my computer for routing, and then transfer routes to my gps. I do like to use Google Earth, but without wifi, GE is not an option. I'd like to have a computer based mapping method that doesn't require wifi like Google Earth, then load tracks to my gps. Not sure if the Expert GPS map set is better than OSM. I have used OSM in Mexico, but I know it has limited detail in certain areas, like Guatemala rural areas for one. Download Guatemala Map Software for Your GPS I can't figure out if their maps are detailed in the more remote areas, more remote roads/trails. They appear to have a good map set available, and the map sets can be uploaded to your gps. Has anyone used Expert GPS Home to upload maps and create tracks for Central America travel? ExpertGPS - GPS Mapping Software for Garmin, Magellan, Lowrance, Eagle GPS