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Sat Nav systems for walking

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  1. I am aware of the to be released Satmap system to be released
    beginning of July and was made aware of the Road Angel 7000 system from
    Memory Map this morning.
    Has the panel any thoughts on the last system and how it 'functions' in
    the field.
    --
    dave hill

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    I am aware of the to be released Satmap system to be released
    beginning of July and was made aware of the Road Angel 7000 system from
    Memory Map this morning.
    Has the panel any thoughts on the last system and how it 'functions' in
    the field.

    This 'panel' has the latter (RA Navigator 7000) with one 2GB SD card and
    one 1 GB SD card which together hold the Memory Map 1:50000 OS maps of
    the whole of Britain.

    Having used it just a few times I'm rather pleased with it. I tried it on
    a local footpath which goes through a wood and it followed the path on the
    map accurately even under the trees.

    I did try it when I was walking in Derbyshire recently and, as one might
    suspect, it doesn't get a signal when down in the dales but it's OK on the
    high ground but, again, when it can get a signal it seems to be pretty
    accurate.

    Coupled with the fact that it's in-car navigation seems pretty good too
    I'm pleased with it thus far.

    --
    Barry Samuels
    http://www.beenthere-donethat.org.uk - The Unofficial Guide to Great Britain

    My real email address is barry (AT) realbritain (DOT) f2s (DOT) com

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