If highway=gazetted is ambiguous and most people are going to be puzzled by
highway=non-existent, might I suggest
highway=planned or highway=proposed
(I occasionally find myself (walking) on highway=overgrown – but I am not
suggesting adding this.)
2009/10/22 Evan Sebire e...@sebire.org
I
2009/10/23 swanilli swani...@gmail.com:
If highway=gazetted is ambiguous and most people are going to be puzzled by
highway=non-existent, might I suggest
U?
highway=unmade seems to be ambiguous, and people are going to be
puzzled by highway=gazetted
Which is why Evan and myself were
Hi All,
I'm looking at buying a handheld gps, probably Garmin, that can have the
osm maps and shonkymaps loaded.
This will mainly be used for bushwalking, thus the shonkymaps, so I'd like
to be able to have both available all the time.
Is anyone here using a Garmin with osm maps and/or
Hi,
I dont know much about shonkymaps,
but Im using a Garmin 60Csx with osm+contour maps for bushwalking. I
dont miss any map details, and if, I add them..
My opinion about the device: In comparison to other models, the 60Csx
delivers the best package in terms of accuracy, device layout and
Hi Ben,
Thanks.
I dont know much about shonkymaps,
but Im using a Garmin 60Csx with osm+contour maps for bushwalking. I
dont miss any map details, and if, I add them..
Shonkymaps are topos so that when osm is not available I'll still have
maps available.
My opinion about the device: In
I'll look into shonkymaps.
Thats probably a good backup where OSM still needs improvement.
I didnt go for the 76, because its too bulky for me.
The 60 series is waterproof to the same standard (IPX7) as the 76. I
have tied the device properly to my boat or myself whenever Im on the water.
This
Hi Pete,
Thanks for that.
Most of the areas we are intending on travelling to at the moment have
little or no osm coverage, even the roads.
So the 4x4 will have the vehicle pc with osm and topo maps on gpsdrive and
the hand held will have shonkymaps, which are similar to the topomaps on
the
According to Garmin, the limitation of 2GB per mapset was removed in
firmware 3.90 for the 60Csx
http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=1245
However, there are other limits in terms of tile numbers (I think its
2025), what is probably reached sooner than the size limit.
I also
2009/10/23 Ross Scanlon i...@4x4falcon.com:
Most of the areas we are intending on travelling to at the moment have
little or no osm coverage, even the roads.
In Qld?
No.
Also instead of a garmin have you thought about a smart phone?
There is already a port of navit to android, bound to
Now the next question, how big (8Gb, 16Gb) a microSD card can these use.
I can see no info in the specs and none of the retailers show this either.
Actually finally found the answer on the Garmin site.
For anyone interested.
If at the most recent unit software version, these limitations are:
Thanks for the quote from the Garmin site.
So.. if you log at the smallest interval possible (1 sec), you will
produce about 12MB of tracklogs per 24 hours.
In theory, 12GB is enough space for ]~1000 24-hour-days, but in fact the
file system used by Garmin is (or was?) limiting the number of
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