mickgibbo

Im using the full version as I just use it off a laptop. I couldnt justify the GPS component of the Pocket PC when I already had a good GPS. I have fould the google maps good for areas close up but cant join them to make a decent map. I have been using the lands department maps to make my aerial topos, and have fould they definaly have enough detail. I mainly use Ozi to see where I have been and to get a good idea of landmarks by putting waypoints on them. I agree the exclusion zones are near impossible to follow on the maps they currently provide, unless the map follows a road, hopefyully that will improve soon.

I have started makeing maps of areas that I hunt and was wondering if anyone else has been doing similar? I have made a map for Nundle and calibrated it so that it can be used with ozi explorer. What I was wondering is if anyone else has done similar and how do you calibrate your map? Here is a super minimised map of Nundle as an example. and for state forests how do you accurately map the exclusion zones of the average maps that they give out.

I have a Magellan 330 and have never had any trouble with it. The use of software is what makes them useful. With the use of Oziexplorer software you can do some neat things with it. I also use it for Fishing as well and have fould that the screen is plenty. Here is a map that I recently made and put my nundle tracks over the top.