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Pro Wrench
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From: Las Vegas
Hmmm. Maybe that's the way to go...seems strange to me but if it works it works.
I have an old S4 that I could use in a mount and wire it direct
I have an old S4 that I could use in a mount and wire it direct
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From: IL
Its not that strange, really. That's how all mapping software that doesn't require a cell signal to operate works basically. In AlpineQuest you can pick your basemaps and vary the transparency of the layers.
You can try the free version. I make maps for all sorts of things. My wife ran the Milwaukee Marathon so i found a GPX track of the route, saved the area, created waypoints etc. It was great.
You can try the free version. I make maps for all sorts of things. My wife ran the Milwaukee Marathon so i found a GPX track of the route, saved the area, created waypoints etc. It was great.
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Pro Wrench
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From: Las Vegas
Its not that strange, really. That's how all mapping software that doesn't require a cell signal to operate works basically. In AlpineQuest you can pick your basemaps and vary the transparency of the layers.
You can try the free version. I make maps for all sorts of things. My wife ran the Milwaukee Marathon so i found a GPX track of the route, saved the area, created waypoints etc. It was great.
You can try the free version. I make maps for all sorts of things. My wife ran the Milwaukee Marathon so i found a GPX track of the route, saved the area, created waypoints etc. It was great.
Wow. Thats pretty damn impressive. You're married??!
Hahah. No but seriously. ..she ran a marathon? ??
No really...the maps thing is awesome. I'm gonna do that. I don't mind paying for a good app. Especially since the device is free.
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