shawn_in_MA
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As long as you use the same login info, everything will still be there.When you renew/restart your prescription do prior waypoints etc remain or do you need to restart from scratch?
As long as you use the same login info, everything will still be there.When you renew/restart your prescription do prior waypoints etc remain or do you need to restart from scratch?
They can only be as accurate as the Town's GIS infoLot lines in much of rural nh are not even close to accurate
The town paper maps are accurateThey can only be as accurate as the Town's GIS info
Glad you liked it. Just in case others are reading, the code I used was BWB.Been off grid in northern Maine. Just got home. I downloaded a section of woods before I left. I haven’t gotten it all figured out yet, but pretty darn nice. Used it with phone gps on and airplane mode on. Works like advertised. Easier than any other similar thing I have had. 24 bucks for Maine thank you to LB for telling us about the BRB code discount
I noticed that the online lot lines are usually off on internet maps, like, google maps, and other state tax maps that I have seen. Some by a little some by quite a bit.The town paper maps are accurate
But in my town alone literally every lot is wrong on onx
No, my waypoints all stay every time I renew.When you renew/restart your prescription do prior waypoints etc remain or do you need to restart from scratch?
Your phone will go all day and them some on airplane mode making tracks. Burns a lot less battery than you think. My gps probably will not even make it out of the house this year. Just do not need it. Just renewed my Onx for all the states, as i like to scout on-line all year. Can't beat it.This is the one area where I think the Garmin has the advantage. If you need to know exactly where you walked all day (breadcrumb feature) then I think your phone will drain its battery much quicker.
I've been using it since the very first year they added the northeast states...2013 maybe? I've never even dipped below 20% battery use when in airplane mode, but I've never used the breadcrumb feature before. I'm surprised it doesn't chew up much more battery, but maybe I'll try experimenting with that feature for fun this year.Your phone will go all day and them some on airplane mode making tracks. Burns a lot less battery than you think. My gps probably will not even make it out of the house this year. Just do not need it. Just renewed my Onx for all the states, as i like to scout on-line all year. Can't beat it.