GPS
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From what i have seen the GPS devices with base maps seem to have ordinance survey maps or similar.
If i were to upgrade from my Garmin 205 i would require maps with the detail of the London A-Z.
Does this exist???0 -
Cunobelin wrote:a_n_t wrote:Cunobelin wrote:Garmin have two map systems in house... I believe that the map using GPS usie "Topo"
Info here:
http://www.globalpositioningsystems.co.uk/garmin-mapsource-topo-great-britain-v2-description.html?PHPSESSID=99fed7f910312d9079704ae3b88b928f
so thats built in to the 705? no need to buy any other maps of GB?
Note - I believe......
These things change so check the specs...0 -
i paid £360 for my 705 with full uk topo and full uk city navigator maps included in the pack ohh and heart rate monitor !0
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Doesn't the HR come BOG standard with the 705, and speed/cadence is the extra?
I have one on back order from BT, with speed/cadence for 250 quid. Maps to follow once I suss it out.
PS, by speed I mean speed in addition to satellite. Would be peeved to find my GPS speed fails in a black spot halfway up a climb in the Dolomites.
The long grazed legged one0 -
Yep your right the 705 does have the H/R monitor as standerd0
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Mark_K wrote:i paid £360 for my 705 with full uk topo and full uk city navigator maps included in the pack ohh and heart rate monitor !
Oh where did you get that from, as very tempted myself0 -
By the way, do you mean paid or paying :?:
I thought there are still delays in this being released, last I heard mid April.
Whilst I have one on backorder, I'm closely monitoring prices and prepared to cancel at a better price, as they are slowly coming down now in the lead up to release.
The long grazed legged one0 -
The emu wrote:By the way, do you mean paid or paying :?:
I thought there are still delays in this being released, last I heard mid April.
Whilst I have one on backorder, I'm closely monitoring prices and prepared to cancel at a better price, as they are slowly coming down now in the lead up to release.0 -
bought mine last weekend from Buckingham bikes they had 2 in stock when i went in store ?
http://www.buckinghambikes.co.uk/0 -
Just been for a run (thats right I'm one of those odd tri people) with my Nokia 95 and the free sportstracker app.
Turn it on, bung it in a pocket, and when you're finished you can upload to Google Earth or whatever. Fantastic stuff - gives speed and altitude - ok maybe not so hot if you want to know where to go, but as a record - its brilliant.0 -
cougie - Have you got the map display working in SportTracker? I downloaded the UK map and loaded it onto the phone, it shows up fine in the Maps application, but in SportTracker it just gives a blank screen. Any ideas?0
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Sorry not been able to get the maps showing on sports tracker. Altho I think you can just turn on the maps facility and tracker runs in the background ? Not tried it tho.
Did use it on the bike yesterday - first session crashed, but then turned it on for the way back from the cafe. (honestly - I dont normally stop, but it was snowing).
Tracks the route pretty well - you can see that its cut corners a few times when the signal hasnt been recorded 100% - but its pretty good stuff. Very gadgety.0 -
Everyone buy Memory-Map - it's ace and you wont be disappointed - I wasn't.Sleeping with hookers is like dancing your cat on its hind legs... the more you do it the harder it is to convince yourself they're having fun.0
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The emu wrote:By the way, do you mean paid or paying :?:
I thought there are still delays in this being released, last I heard mid April.
Whilst I have one on backorder, I'm closely monitoring prices and prepared to cancel at a better price, as they are slowly coming down now in the lead up to release.
Certini in Saltash (nr Plymouth) had a 705 in last weekend. . . . . . and they have been known to pricematchStumpjumper FSR 09/10 Pro Carbon, Genesis Vapour CX20 ('17)Carbon, Rose Xeon CW3000 '14, Raleigh R50
http://www.visiontrack.com0 -
Garmin 305 seems to be OK, from the small time I've played with one.
How much of a nightmare is the nokia N95 to run or cycle with as the thing looks like a early 90's brick?
Aside for the original poster routes from Oxford can be found here:
http://www.oucycling.co.uk/rr-routes.htm0 -
eh - the N95 is slightly larger than my old n73 - but its no bother to put into a pocket.
Its narrower than a credit card, about a cm longer than it and prob about 15mm thick ?0 -
cougie wrote:Altho I think you can just turn on the maps facility and tracker runs in the background ? Not tried it tho.0