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langagergaard is offline langagergaard
2008-04-29 , 13:41
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It seems to be saving it as a track, not a route, but MM imports it as a route just fine. On examination, it seems MM also saves routes as tracks.
That's my point. I have some very good and well tested routes from my old garmin 45. It would be nice to load them into Maemo Mapper, which then would be usefull also for off road navigation.
 
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Benson is offline Benson
2008-04-29 , 15:26
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OK.
Try converting them?
 
geneven is offline geneven
2008-04-30 , 04:34
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Does gps work when you're scuba diving? That is, do the satelite signals penetrate water?
 
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2008-04-30 , 04:48
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Not very far. Snorkeling, maybe.
 
sgosnell is offline sgosnell
2008-04-30 , 05:42
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No, they don't penetrate water. A few millimeters of water will completely block the signals. The water in your hand will block the signals.
 
kepler is offline kepler
2008-05-22 , 12:16
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If you sail on Finnish waters, Maemo Mapper and topomaps work nicely:


Of course you do it on your own risk as officially topomaps are not sea charts.

-kepler
 
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