Who has what?

[Vineboy]

I have a Magellan Explorist 600 and discover aus streets and tracks and the Magellan Mapsend on the 'puter. Very accurate. Even shows the farm tracks on my property. I think the instructions can be better.
I got the 600 because it has area calculation (good for farming) and decent compass. also has rechargable batteries. toss up between the 600 and the larger size XL which you can't recharge the batteries. Went Magellan only because there is a magellan savvy guy in town and mates all seem to have them. Safety in numbers.

What have you all got and why?

[westvictoriaHILUX]

Iv got me magellan gps 315.

[myilux]

Don't have one Yet. have been looking at the Magellen 600 or XL, would like feedback on these two models?

[Vineboy]

Don't have one Yet. have been looking at the Magellen 600 or XL, would like feedback on these two models?

They are pretty closley priced so features is the go. horses for courses. Go to the website for magellan and have a look. XL screen is a big plus but the 600 has features that the xl doesn't. I initally went the XL side but looked into it more and the 600 suited me more. Screen can be a little small.

[BEU77Y]

Magellan Meridian Platinum. We also have DiscoverAus streets and tracks, and mapsend.

[OGJON]

i've got a toshiba laptop running track ranger pro 5 (2006aust ubd & natmaps aust2006) & the track ranger gps reciever

[Patrolman Pat]

Magellan Meridien US model from Ebay but loaded with Oz basemap + DAST. Use this on it's own or hooked up to the laptop and Ozi Explorer.

Navman PiN, use this for street nav at work and also with OziExplorer occaisionally.

[Charlie W]

what are peoples thoughts on the garmin c510 street pilot???

[Davo1]

Magellan Meridian Platinum with the old mapsend maps (only SA & NSW). Just can't justify the cost of buying DiscoverAus topo for nearly $400! Oziexplorer on the laptop with a bluetooth GPS dongle -excellent with Aussie raster maps. Also using a palm T3 with Tomtom 6 - again good Aussie coverage for small towns etc.

[gohard60]

we use a magellan sportrak pro

[Guts]

Magellen FX324 colour and
Magellen 315 thats connected to the laptop.

[S.Crawf]

Magellen FX324 colour

[michaelcarey]

I have a Garmin GPSMAP60CS loaded with City Navigator 7, Tracks4Australia and Australian Contours.
I also have a Thales Landstar MkIV DGPS receiver that I use when I want just that little bit of extra accuracy. This also provides RTCM data for the Garmin.
I distribute my NEMA data to several devices.
1) Toshiba laptop running Oziexplorer
2) Compaq iPAQ running Oziexplorer CE
3) a GPS datalogger
4) Icom HF (IC-F7000)
5) Byonics Tinytrak3 APRS tracker on HF
6) HamHUD APRS display

You wanna see where my Hilux is??
Login - Google APRS Maps (http://aprs.he.fi/?call=vk5zea-8&mt=m&z=11&timerange=3600)

[HJ60]

Explorist 600

[gordo hzj75]

Trusty old ( and i mean OLD 7 years now!!!) Garmin12
and a Garmin72.

Am just starting to look into computer maps..... have always relied on good old paper maps and compass with the GPS as a back up

[paokeefe]

G'day fellas,
I've got a HP IPAQ with a bluetooth gps reciever. I'm running copilot and Tom Tom software for on road route navigation and Oziexplorer (with all of the topo. maps for Australia) for Off-Road. I've also connected a retractable 8" LCD screen purchased from Ebay new $110. You can also purchase a mount for PDA's if you don't want to use a large screen.

I really don't know why people buy purpose built Gps navigators like Magellan or Garmin as the IPAQ or other eqivilant PDA's are a tax write off for pretty much all occupations. And you can run all types of applications that will run on the Windows.

I also have an old knockabout laptop that I use to plan and transfer trips on and yes, I work in I.T.

P.S - always carry paper maps as a backup.

[91GQ]

I have got a MIO 168+ which I use for street work, but i also can use it for Co-ordinates for working out where I am on a particular map... But I have been considering getting the OziExplorer software for both computer and PDA, what are ppls thoughts on this stuff seeing as it is a fair bit of cash to fork out for it not to work...

[myilux]

Can a Magellan Explorist 600 interface with a laptop so that what is displayed on the gps is on the laptop?

[Grimsey]

explorist 500

[Doug67]

Magellan Explorist XL

[Muckinhell]

Have just updated to a Garmin gps V from a garmin gpsII plus wich is for sale for bout the $120 mark with cig power and ext magnetci aerial

[The Duke Of Earle]

Any GPS with mapping you can claim on tax. Doesnt have to be a PDA. If it helps you navigate for your job you can claim it. The same as buying a UBD. No difference.

[The Duke Of Earle]

Can a Magellan Explorist 600 interface with a laptop so that what is displayed on the gps is on the laptop?

If you go to the Magellan Website you can download software called Mapsend Lite 2 and it interfaces with magellan units. It takes the topo information from your GPS and displays it on the screen of your laptop. It plays back bread crumb trails. You can mark waypoints on the PC and send it to GPS and also the other way around. It also has a 3D map view aswell.

Great interface and it is FREE !!!!

[The Duke Of Earle]

what are peoples thoughts on the garmin c510 street pilot???


Great for onroad use and easy to use.

Has no offroad maps.

Need to descide if you want Onroad (UBD) or Offroad (Topo)

[Luxy]

Latop with Ozi & gps mouse, and a Etrax Legend.

[sp0radic]

Can a Magellan Explorist 600 interface with a laptop so that what is displayed on the gps is on the laptop?

Yes, with the right software.

[pen]

what are peoples thoughts on the garmin c510 street pilot???
I bought my garmin 510 about 3 weeks ago. Works great around Sydney, only thing is that some of the directions it gives go up into dead ends! Anyway its good. BUT I've lost it for 2 weeks now as it died last Thursday. No power up on battery or plug. Has been sent to GME for repair under warranty. Not good for 3 weeks old and just driving around Sydney! And I started holidays the next day! Hope I didn't but a dud. Anyway GME are a great company and they'll either fix it or give me a new one. I like the way it works as its pretty simple like me. Price was ok at $650 too.

[et4wd]

old trusty Garmin GPS 126 works a treat!

[ed.]

old Toshiba e570 PDA. With compactflash GPS receiver.
Running Tomtom 6 and Oziexplorer.

Why? Because the PDA cost me $30. Then I replaced the battery in it which was $25.
So all up cost me under $200 excluding software.

[gofour]

my gps is a navman the basic model that even gets me lost in melb:confused:, and keeps on telling me to go to the nearest road but i never listen to it i am looking at getting a good onr though:D

[v6XtraHilux]

I got a old GPS unit that I bought when I used to fly light aircraft. Its a Garmin GPSCOM 190 unit, handheld with display (grey and black not the fancy coloured types). Its also got the aviation band programmed into it, I used it as an emergency transceiver should the aircraft radio have failed, or I crashed!!

I still use it cos it still works first of all, has all the usual info required (compass, track logging, speed, etc etc) AND it also doubles as a emergency communications device should we be in a remote area, have no radio contact, or no SAT phone. I can contact any aircraft flying in the area, as well as Air traffic control (from a high point in the landscape). The benefit here is that I am still legally allowed to use the radio cos my flight licence is still current. And as I said, the radio function is used purely for monitoring or EMERGENCY only. It is a great device, and with paper maps, I have never yet been "position displaced"!! Sometimes its more accurate and reliable than my mates brand new handhelds. Always a good thing :D

Heres what it look like:

[Davo1]

G'day fellas,

I really don't know why people buy purpose built Gps navigators like Magellan or Garmin as the IPAQ or other eqivilant PDA's are a tax write off for pretty much all occupations. And you can run all types of applications that will run on the Windows.

P.S - always carry paper maps as a backup.

Back when the handbrake bought me my magellan there wasn't too much in the way of PDA's and their software! Having said that - my mag merri-plat is much more rugged & water proof than any PDA if you happen to be walking, biking etc. Mind you - sounds like just about everyone has PDA's now.

[v6XtraHilux]

For me, Id rather do it the old fashioned way, and use GPS as a backup or confirmation when the worst happens.

Nothing quite like dead reakoning your position, using the compass and maps, and landmarks, etc. Situational awareness is the best course, then and only then, when you start to think your getting lost, should you revert to PCs, PDAs, etc. What would happen if you had no idea where you were, but the GPS knows where u are, and it sh*ts itself? You have no idea where you are!!

Of course, these days everybody has a GPS so the chances of all units failing at the same time is remote, but u never know.....

[maca82]

Garmin GPS Map60CSx... Running Track4Australia.
Also runing Trimble R8GNSS base and rover with a TSC2 - or doesn't that count???


~MACCA~

[3F62]

Garmin GPS 2 in the 4by & Garmin Etrex for work,hiking, fishing etc.........

[Texas]

I have a navman pin570 gps/pda. Has the road maps (obviously) and runs oziexplorer. Not a bad basic setup.

[maggot4x4]

I also have a Navman Pin in the work car, that also runs Ozi CE.

In the Rangie I run a laptop and 7" touch screen monitor running Oziexplorer and Travelmate conected to a SiRFIII GPS Mouse.

I had Brooksy make up a custom laptop mount for me today :D

[stu050]

Garmin Etrex (yellow one) linked to a Codan 9323

[Corry]

I'm running a Dell Latitude Laptop with Oziexplorer, this is mainly for backup or when not on bad offroad tracks. This is mounted on a custom Laptop stand next to the gear shift.
For normal use, I'm using either of my HP PDA's. 4150 and 1210, both running Destinator PN for voice street mapping and Oze CE for offroad mapping. These are mounted on a suction windscreen mount that will end up in the bin as soon as I can get some time to make my own PDA mount away from the windscreen. All items run off a BT GPS receiver.

Corry

[baby_troupe]

Garmin GPS12XL with an old Compaq laptop running Oziexplorer and external screen mounted up front in the cruiser.

[AWEST]

Just got a GARMIN Quest as a 30th B/day present from mates, very happy but have not used it bush yet!

[Strahan]

Got a map 60Cx with city nav7, tracks4Oz and contours on it.It has a 512Mb card in it which holds it all no probs. Have used it with nRoute to get voice guidence but my old (1996) lappy is a bit slow!
I use it for boating and bushwalking as well.
Now if only Garmin would get their act together and get Mac support happening!

[fishwenican]

lowrance globalmap100, hmmm around 7 years old and still does all i need it to do. start boat, set waypoint, go, drop anchor and fish.

[Big Woody]

I have a Garmin GPSMap60CS with Tracks4Australia, Metroguide, and Bluecharts all installed.
It gets used regularly in the bush in my Landcruiser, motorbike, and hiking. I also use it both for sailing and fishing in my boats.
It gets rained on, waves wash over it, it sits in the sun for hours, batteries will last more than 1 day if the backlight is not on. It has never missed a beat. I would recommend one of these to anyone.
My next investment will be the T4A mapset from GPSOZ with the topographical overlay.

Cheers,
Brett

[02-SR5]

Trusty old ( and i mean OLD 7 years now!!!) Garmin12
and a Garmin72.

Am just starting to look into computer maps..... have always relied on good old paper maps and compass with the GPS as a back up


Im with you brother, exactly the same set up I use. You have to know how to read a map when the GPS fails.

[Richard]

Primary hardware is a Dell Axim PDA and Globalsat BT338 GPS reciever. Software is Tomtom6 and Oziexplorer both of which can be run in conjunction with GPS Gate. I have Australia wide maps for both applications.
Backup GPS is a Megallen 315.

[Darren T]

I really don't know why people buy purpose built Gps navigators like Magellan or Garmin as the IPAQ or other eqivilant PDA's are a tax write off for pretty much all occupations.



I too have been using a PDA for the last 2 years. Only recently been looking into a Explorist 600 because the battery life on the PDA just isn`t enough for bushwalking and long hikes. At most I get about 2.5 hours before needing recharge, but with the handheld units they claim batteries can last for 12+ hours before needing replacing.
Will keep the PDA for car use etc as its a good setup, but just need something a bit longer lasting (and waterproof) for overnight hikes and trips etc.

[away]

Magellan Meri Marine for when I'm out of the fourby or out in the boat.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-18 with in-built NMEA GPS, mounted in "tablet PC mode" against the dash - dead centre in front of and above the gearshift - for optimal viewing.

Extenal antenna with re radiating antenna inside the vehicle.

Running OziExplorer and Natmap Premium 1:250k raster maps and also simultaneously running DiscoverAus. Run Hema Great Desert Tracks in OziExplorer when required.

I can run 3 programs simultaneously using GPS Wedge on comm port 1 (internal GPS) for two of them and the Magellan running the third through comm port 2.

And I carry paper maps too...

[giddyyarp]

Navman N40i

[nqgu]

2x garmin etrex. One used in car, other in hand.
1 Bluetooth GPS brand escapes me at present. used when I change vehciles, as cables for etrex are fixed in the car
1 iPAq 5450 running OziExplorerCE
1 ipaq 5550 running OziExplorerCE primary nav
1 Dell Laptop running OziExplorer used for planning only.

[48+]

Here's a pic. of my Magellan eXplorist XL
It's mounted behind the windscreen pillar next to the movie camera.
With the Aus. toppo sd card in the GPS, it's real good with all the detail you could hope for.
Eg; it even has the tracks of Rover Park in it!

Can anyone tell where I was when the photo was taken?

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f2/my48/General%20Photos/GPScloseupSmall.jpg

[josh0]

on a beach? Mortin Isalnd

[Pinball]

MIG 728... similar to the tough book concept, it's a milspec tablet PDA with inbuilt NMEA GPS and GPRS... runs oziexplorer on a windows CE platform.

Tight as for accuracy on the Auslig maps... just gotta calibrate in 4wd park maps for it.

Spock

[fishaholic]

I have a Garmin IQue M4 PDA which runs City Navigator for street maps and Oziexplorer for the Topo's. Only had it a few months and still coming to grips with it, mainly learning to use Ozi. But it suits my needs

Andrew

[maggot4x4]

Can anyone tell where I was when the photo was taken?

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f2/my48/General%20Photos/GPScloseupSmall.jpg

Inskip Point / Hook point

What sort of mount are you using for the camera?

[48+]

Hi maggot4X4;
Correct answer. Pic. location was at bottom of Fraser Island (Hook Point)
The mount for the GPS & camera is an angle bracket screwed to the pillar, with an extension flat metal strip for the camera using a large thumb screw to the standard screw mount under the camera.
the GPS mount is the standard windscreen suction mount you get with the GPS combo package, with the suction cup cut off, and the stem fixed direct to the angle bracket with small U bolts!

[maggot4x4]

Hi maggot4X4;
Correct answer. Pic. location was at bottom of Fraser Island (Hook Point)
The mount for the GPS & camera is an angle bracket screwed to the pillar, with an extension flat metal strip for the camera using a large thumb screw to the standard screw mount under the camera.
the GPS mount is the standard windscreen suction mount you get with the GPS combo package, with the suction cup cut off, and the stem fixed direct to the angle bracket with small U bolts!

Cool, I used a ball head and a grip mount connected to the jesus bar to mount my video camera. The added benefit of using the ball head was it had a QR plate so I can shoot other stuff without having to dismantle it all.

I use a laptop and 7" touch screen for the GPS and had Brooksy custom make a mount for it and it works a treat.

[Whatsthatbeeping]

Hi maggot4X4;
Correct answer. Pic. location was at bottom of Fraser Island (Hook Point)
The mount for the GPS & camera is an angle bracket screwed to the pillar, with an extension flat metal strip for the camera using a large thumb screw to the standard screw mount under the camera.
the GPS mount is the standard windscreen suction mount you get with the GPS combo package, with the suction cup cut off, and the stem fixed direct to the angle bracket with small U bolts!

And by the looks of it you where heading back to the barge (ocean on your left)

[48+]

And by the looks of it you where heading back to the barge (ocean on your left)

Yes that's right,
We were heading back home after the Clean up Fraser Island weekend.
While waiting for the barge, I was mucking around, taking a few photos !

[woolgoolgaoffroad]

i have a good old garmin 128 with external antenna.........
does the job for me

[eddy76]

I have a navman pin570 gps/pda. Has the road maps (obviously) and runs oziexplorer. Not a bad basic setup.

I also have a navman pin and ozi software but have never been able to get it to run ozi if tou are able to give me any pointers would love to here them.

[Elmer]

Magellan Meridian Platinum + DAST

Dell PDA with bluetooth GPS running OziExplorer and Destinator 6.

Just starting to get the hang of Oziexplorer on the PDA - don't think I'll go back!

[Vineboy]

Just picked up a Tomtom One as a freebie promo for getting a Next G phone. Gotta be happy with that! Only used it for and hour or so but seems pretty good except as I live on a property and it won't recognise my address as a valid one. 'spose it's time to break out the instructions.

[ed.]

Just picked up a Tomtom One as a freebie promo for getting a Next G phone. Gotta be happy with that! Only used it for and hour or so but seems pretty good except as I live on a property and it won't recognise my address as a valid one. 'spose it's time to break out the instructions.
Or check it's got the latest maps on it.

[MUDRATGQ]

Gday i use a Garmin Nuvi 250 only had it a few weeks but works great just wondering if anyone else has one an what they think of them

[hillbilly123]

Just picked up a Tomtom One as a freebie promo for getting a Next G phone. Gotta be happy with that! Only used it for and hour or so but seems pretty good except as I live on a property and it won't recognise my address as a valid one. 'spose it's time to break out the instructions.


You quite often find they don't find every address in a street. Usually if that happens I just try adjacent numbers. Have to be careful at intersections that you dont get an address on the wrong side and it sends you the wrong way. A bit of a bummer that your place doesnt exist tho. How long has it been there. As said old map in tom tom?? but probbaly a year old at earliest in that model.

[Tubby]

Panasonic Toughbook CF-18 with in-built NMEA GPS, mounted in "tablet PC mode" against the dash - dead centre in front of and above the gearshift - for optimal viewing.
.



Hay AWAY,

how is the toughbook travelling... is it really dust and water proof! I'm watching the CF-73 touchscreen but havent made my mind up as I think a PDA would still be more suited to my needs.

Also has anyone out there ever used or seen the 'TDS' Nomad or Recon 'Rugged PDA's

I know what I'm like and I want something that will put up with a bit of dust sweat and tears.

I've seen surveyers use the PDA's and was wondering why I havent seen them in 4by's yet.

[Franki]

Have the Magellan Meridian Gold. Got it on the internet for a good price. Has maps, big enough to use in the car and small enough to use walking tracks.

Does the job.

[markg]

I have ipaq 3970 with ozieplorer and tomtom6 using a blue tooth gps
got ipaq and gps of ebay all up around $220 and ozie and tomtom 6 for $0
off bitlord , all works fine.;)

[Vanda]

Magellan Explorist XL

[Vineboy]

You quite often find they don't find every address in a street. Usually if that happens I just try adjacent numbers. Have to be careful at intersections that you dont get an address on the wrong side and it sends you the wrong way. A bit of a bummer that your place doesnt exist tho. How long has it been there. As said old map in tom tom?? but probbaly a year old at earliest in that model.

I live in country NSW and the councils and shires have just (last year) done an upgrade and renumbering of all properties with a number. Mine is 4853 (I think) which means I'm 48.53 k's from the nearest post office. However my road has a few names depending on which direction you are travelling and which town you are traveeling to..

I have got in touch with Tom tom to change a few details in regards to street/road names and to fill in gaps. I must say they are quite receptive to our input for updated maps.

[highlift80]

Magellan XL here as well.

[Buckman]

I borrowed my Garmin GPS72 from the boat!

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a91/squidbert/DSCN2846-400.jpg

I will plot this weekend's trip through the South East of SA (Ngarkat) as a trial for future 'trek notes'

It doesn't have any maps, however it has a trip computer for accurate plotting.

Cheers,

Matt.

[Potta]

Magellan Explorist 400.

Does anyone know how to calibrate these?

I've been searching the thread and the web for days and can't work it out. At the moment it is a couple of hundred metres out.

[Flynndog]

KISS. Garmin ETrex. It gets me to my waypoints, and I'll use a toughbook with Ozimaps for any mapping

[Vineboy]

Magellan Explorist 400.

Does anyone know how to calibrate these?

I've been searching the thread and the web for days and can't work it out. At the moment it is a couple of hundred metres out.

Are you getting enough satillites (spelling :( ) to give your machine a good fix?

[Potta]

yep.

I'm running it with discover aus maps and tracks, and east west orientation seems spot on but North South is about 200 metres out.

I also checked the coordinates on Google Earth and found the same thing.

I'm sure I read somewhere they need to be calibrated from time to time, but can't find how to do it.

[hillbilly123]

yep.

I'm running it with discover aus maps and tracks, and east west orientation seems spot on but North South is about 200 metres out.

I also checked the coordinates on Google Earth and found the same thing.

I'm sure I read somewhere they need to be calibrated from time to time, but can't find how to do it.


Are you using the right Datum should be WGS84 that can throw it out

[Potta]

Thanks Hillbilly.

I'm not sure if the datum change did anything but it made me look at the units of measurement. I changed the Latitude and longitude setting to match that in Google Earth and when I had the coordinates from home I put them in Google Earth and bang, the pin was right on my house!!!

Now I just gotta test out the laptop to see if I can get the GPS to draw where I actually am.

[Potta]

Can confirm you were on the money hillbilly.

Tested it out tonight and my path was drawn on the road rather than through the bush...

Thanks Hillbilly.

[85*hilux sr5]

hi guys i thought ill tell you what mine is. its a navman s50 its only $470 i got it for my 18. it works a treat great for the city. and for small country roads i will also be buying a off road one.

cheers... michael

[nissanlover]

i've got a VMS AVNC. Its an in car unit and does both street and topos. Got a large screen too :)

[LCPradoBoy]

i've got a VMS AVNC. Its an in car unit and does both street and topos. Got a large screen too :)

Hi nissanlover,

Are you still happy with the VMS AVNC? Any problems? I assume it's the IDP-2265 you have?

I'm thinking of getting one installed in by 05 Prado to replace the stock head unit.

Does anyone else have any experience with this unit?

Cheers,
LCPradoBoy

[T-Rat]

Nissianlover I finally got one thx for your help.

I have the VMS unit as well only had it for 2 weeks and just love it.I still have no idea about the ozi explorer side of things just need some spare time to work it out .
It was a shame I had my unit fitted by a bunch of idiots who had no idea.It should of been an exciting time for me but it was a install from hell.
I will not go into all the details but if you would like to know have a look at this thread. Newhilux.net - New Hilux, 4x4, Hilux, SR5, 2005 Hilux, 2006 Hilux, 2007 Hilux, D4D, D4-D, Common Rail, Dual Cab (http://www.newhilux.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1343)

Some pic's of the unit after it was reinstalled the second time by someone who knew what he was doing.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/VMSs.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/VMStopos.jpg

Nice and flush fit with the dash for that factory fit.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/VMSsides.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/Bluetooth.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/Radio.jpg

I mounted the rear camera right in the middle of the number plate.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Snaper/rearcamera.jpg
Rat

[LCPradoBoy]

Hi T-Rat,

Looks like a good installation... definitely has a "factory" look.

Are you happy with it functionally?
Your second photo is of OziExplorer?
How does it perform on street navigation?

From face value, this unit looks to be exactly what I'm after. Just like to know what a few users think of it.

Thanks.

[Navara Family]

I have a Garmin GPSMAP60CSx now and previously had a Magellan Explorist 600. NOTE previously until a brick left someones hand and entered my driverside window and removed it. (it was faulty and due to be sent back for repair anyhow )
Anyhow the Magellan was good (when it worked) and had great detail, as does the Garmin.
I have mounts for my dirtbike as well and can swap it around between the Nissan and the bike.

the Garmin Works well and very handy to be able to swap it around, I am sure I can get alot more out of it one day, if I sit down and read the instructions properly !!!!!!!!!

[Vineboy]

That looks great T-Rat.

[T-Rat]

Hi T-Rat,

Looks like a good installation... definitely has a "factory" look.

Are you happy with it functionally?
Your second photo is of OziExplorer?
How does it perform on street navigation?

From face value, this unit looks to be exactly what I'm after. Just like to know what a few users think of it.

Thanks.


Yes very happy with it's Functions
Yes that is OziExplorer in the second shot I still need to work out how to use O/E.
Street Nav is run by Route66 it works great it does have a few options in the Route66 soft ware that seem to be switched off in the version that came with this unit as I cannot access them.I will be looking into that soon.

thx
Rat

[nissanlover]

GPSOZ has Ozi training. It is hard to get your head around the program at first but definately worth it as its a great tool.

Talk to Brian, he is very helpful. GPSOZ - for all your GPS requirements. (http://gpsoz.com.au)

[T-Rat]

Hi Nissanlover
I am looking into doing a course soon with brain from GPSOZ.He has been helping me out just wish he was a VMS dealer when I got mine as the dip sticks I got it from know jack about GPS.
I was talking to Lee (owner of VMS) at the show on Monday there is an software update out.It has two parts one cover's updates of route 66 & the other is a system up date.

cya
Rat

[nissanlover]

i've bought GPSs from Brian in the past. He is very helpful. Just noticed he is doing the VMS now.