Greetings,
I stumbled across this website http://libremap.org/data/.
Is the data here what Xastir needs? There are TIFFs for the topographical
data as well as county data (outlines?) as SVG.
I have found a library reference to the DRG CDs located at Southern New
Hampshire University. I have not
Greetings,
I stumbled across this website http://libremap.org/data/.
Is the data here what Xastir needs? There are TIFFs for the topographical
data as well as county data (outlines?) as SVG.
I have found a library reference to the DRG CDs located at Southern New
Hampshire University. I have not
to use a tactical
> callsign as my station call. This is all a big workaround
> because Xastir doesn't directly support the Vantage Pro, and
> I wanted my WX on the local RF network. I had to do the same
> thing in a different way with UI-View. Make sense?
>
> 73,
>
> With enough capital, one could build a similar product that
> uses APRS, and connects to any amateur handheld to give it
> APRS capabilities. The RC-D710 provides a similar user
> interface for the mobile crowd, but still requires an external GPS.
>
> James
> VE6SRV
Creativeness to the resc
Interesting product! It is unclear how it interfaces with a radio but it
looks like custom cables are available. It doesn't look like it has any
mapping built-in.
I had trouble just clicking on the links so here they are directly.
http://www.infinitygear.com/images/pdfs/P1000RadioENGLISH.pdf
http:
> If you have access to the DRG map files, Xastir will work
> well for you. Some libraries have these CD's available and
> they're ok to copy per the USGS.
I never thought of looking in the library! I will check the local library
this week.
>
> I'm in SAR here in WA and have one touch-screen t
> On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Fred Hillhouse wrote:
>
> > When the entire map is loaded, is it local from that point forward?
>
> Yes and no.
>
> Xastir can do caching, but it depends on your window size and
> you zoom level, and how you pan around.
>
> If you stic
Greetings,
What is the oldest Windows version, 98 or XP, that can run with the current
revision? Any limitations? Any other thoughts that maybe somewhat related?
I did notice with a particular mapping software I am using, tiles from the
Teraserver quickly add up to more than 32K files in a direct
