memory map

[lacroupade]

Thats cos its a "BARBIE-PHONE"

 

[extreme-4x4]

Thats cos its a "BARBIE-PHONE"

:jesterbg:jesterbg...

 

[elty001]

lmao its silver black and maroon

what i mean is does it show what we can and cant drive on not the terrain :thumbs

it shows every byway ,rupp,orpa etc,etc but you will have to veiw the definitive map of the area you want to drive which will be at the council office,or sometimes online to find out which routes still have rights of way.
joining glass or crag will give you access to which ones you can drive legally then its just a case of putting an overlay together on mm and plotting a route.
plenty of peeps on here go laning and should be able to tell you which lanes are legal in the area you want to drive.

 

[dinky]

use mm on inbuilt car pc.have tft on dash avd gps wired in alsso connect phone via usb for internet

 

[Thomas-the-Terrano2]

boats are red+-+-+-

orpa generally red dots, but not all are vehicle rights.

trace our day out and compare markings.

 

[Thomas-the-Terrano2]

dont know why it doesnt as had a trial demo version work on a mates phone
like yours, it gave a sample of the port talbot area, but the gps was confused
as we were in sheffield
...

my htc has gps, and google works, which downloads as it goes via 3g
connection, though sometimes its accuracy is only several hundred metres.

tbh use it more as a map/atlas than navigator. think its screenis too small
even compared to my old tomtom.

really one of these netbooks, or in car pc is answer as need around 7"
screen to save you having to squint at it.

had hoped mm would be more use as bread crumbs route to view afterwards
where i ve been.

generally still like paper maps to can view the bigger picture and see the
roads that interconnect.

 

[briggie]

just googled b.o.a.t.s and came up with this in the yorkshire dales

http://www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/byways_open_to_all_traffic_4.6.08.pdf