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Old 10 October 2006, 22:24   #1
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Hi Guys,

I'm sure its been asked before, but can't find the posts....

I have an HP hw6915 (I think)... which has a gps unit built in.

I'd love to use it as a backup gps unit, but I am struggling to find any Nautical mapping software?

Has anyone used any or know of any?

Thanks

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Try this

http://www.maptech.com/products/pock...ator/index.cfm

Remember you can also run TomTom for road use. So versatile!!!
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I did see the maptech one, I think it only covers US waters though

I have tom tom on the device already, which I do use for road use
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I have tom tom on the device already, which I do use for road use
You should tell the taxi driver to get their own
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Maptech does cover the UK - they seem to be linked in with Memory Map though.

http://www.memory-map.co.uk/world_marine_charts.htm

You can also use Oziexplorer to scan in your old paper charts or maps - it's great. You can also use it to capture screen images of other people's charts - for example Garmin.

For close in work the OS maps are great - very detailed - and then of course you can also overlay the aerial photos. Don't know why more people don't use Ipaqs!!!
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