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GPS Software

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GPS Software

Post by Sean »

G'day,

What GPS software does everyone use? Its for a laptop with a usb gps device

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Post by T_Diesel »

Oziexplorer
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Post by Emo »

Oziexplorer and Freedrive.
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Post by beretta »

T_Diesel wrote:Oziexplorer
x3, have used it in Cliffhanger, Outback Challenge and Navrun events, once you get used to it, it is fantastic!





Just be careful where to put the dot when you enter a waypoint! :roll:
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Post by T_Diesel »

Whilst on this thread, I use Oziexplorer as a trip and waypoint manager on my laptop and then upload the way points to the GPS.

I am currently looking at getting either Mapsource Metroguide or City Navigator for in car navigation through the GPS unit. Which one is a better option for four wheel drive tracks etc? Also is it worth getting the Topograph software they are offering now also?
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