Yep, me too, more detail pics of your mounting would be great, Ta.
Cuppa
Yep, me too, more detail pics of your mounting would be great, Ta.
Cuppa
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Yes you are correct, it overlays google maps. Which I think are quite good. But yet to them in very remote areas.Originally Posted by Clunk
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So looking in iTunes and on the net there seems a division between Hema and MudMap and i have also had a quick look at Trax n Maps.
The Mudmap looks good. Hema looks great but i am very weary about how many more maps i would need to buy! "In App" purchases dont really turn me on! once committed they have me bay the nuts. Is there more maps in the standard MudMap app than Hema?
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I am now using mudmaps on the ipad mini( and it downloaded to iPhone 5).... I have found it so easy to use especially changing between maps, even when on the road.... Really happy with it... I have had one question with it and I posted the pm to mudmaps on here last week and he never replied, so a little disappointed with that but overall very happy with it,,
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I also use this app and is great at places like glasshouse when it records where you have been and you can see on the satellite images where your going, it will work out in remote areas but the map needs data to view.
Only annoying thing is you can't merge tracks, well not that I've found
I don't like the maps in Mud Map and you can't import your own. Though I own it, I rarely use it.
As far as the smooth operation of Hema Maps.....absolutely no problem for me.
Daz, were do you want to use it?
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Everywhere. i am looking for a permanent Platform to develop my iPad as my primary GPS of hardcore and outback Australia Wide.
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For that purpose I reckon the Hema app is better as the maps are better add the ability (for an extra 50bucks) to import your own maps and that was the choice I SHOULD have made first (when I bought MudMap).
The ONLY thing I wish the Hema app has that MudMap does is the ability to have search and guided navigation to a particular track. That said, for me it is a nice to have rather than a must have.
And as I made the wrong choice (in my view anyway) and got MudMap first I have that function now if I really need it....
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So you would say Hema is better for if you have no plans to add your own maps?
I bought the cheap iPad with no GPS dammit, at Woods Point AB told me you can buy a little GPS receiver for them on eBay but I can't find any?
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