[aprssig] 14 day APRS posit archive download?
Dave Haynes dave at ep90.comMon Jul 2 13:24:48 UTC 2012
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If your in-car nav device is Windows or WinCE based, have a look at Mapfactor Navigator Free. Both Win and WinCE versions are free, and use mapping sourced from the OSM database and updated regularly. It's not flawless, but it's easily as good as any I've trid for on-road navigation. Of course if you do spot problems in the data, you can go to OSM and amend it when you get home :-) Didn't comment yesterday, but converting a CSV log into a format you can import should be trivial using something like Python or AutoIT automate the task? Both are free, powerful, but easy to get started with. Dave G1TVL On 02/07/2012 14:11, Dave B wrote: > Just random musings on my part, someone certainly needs to do that > arround Eindhoven that I do know! They moved the Autoroute some distance > from where all the sat-nav's think it is, and also altered the access > to/from it too! Caused us a couple of hours delay trying to figure that > out, also many near locals, judging from those we repeatedly met at > various dead-ends!...
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