I checked again and they combined a bunch of maps on Avenza. So I have 1 map all around me from Prince George to way north of me. $14 but it’s worth itScoobienorth wrote: ↑Fri Aug 26, 2022 4:37 pmScott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 26, 2022 2:28 pmI take it the Back Road Map Book isn't enough? They don't have the same resolution in the entire northern half of the province in the versions I have. I can't find my old card so I think I'm going to spend the money for a new one, maybe they've improved it?Scoobienorth wrote: ↑Mon Aug 15, 2022 10:20 am I’m not sure what to suggest but I’m having issues finding maps of the north country of bc.
I didn’t like the hundreds of tiny maps mostly. In the okanagan they had 2 maps that covered from well north and east of revelstoke to south of penticton and well past kamloops. I might have to deal with it though as it seems like the only option
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I've been using locus for 3 or so years.
There is a seperate program (i cant remember what its called) that you can download to the app that allows you to download Google earth for offline use. Then you can overlay the BRMB over the Google satellite images for the best of both.
Works awesome.
I was using a samsung tablet and it was less than ideal but did the job, then i brought it to the Bush Cup in shawnigan last year and it got destroyed along with everything else i brought... Way she goes sometimes...
I am looking for a much stronger tablet for next go around but I will definitely be using locus still.
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There is a seperate program (i cant remember what its called) that you can download to the app that allows you to download Google earth for offline use. Then you can overlay the BRMB over the Google satellite images for the best of both.
Works awesome.
I was using a samsung tablet and it was less than ideal but did the job, then i brought it to the Bush Cup in shawnigan last year and it got destroyed along with everything else i brought... Way she goes sometimes...
I am looking for a much stronger tablet for next go around but I will definitely be using locus still.
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not a cheap option but this Garmin has some really cool features. just wonder how good the maps would be in our area
https://www.garmin.com/en-CA/p/862533
https://www.garmin.com/en-CA/p/862533