Backcountry navigator has an aerial photo layer which is very handy. Need to be online but you can download in advance
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https://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/...Id=32800234121
I've just ordered one of these to try, can't go wrong for the price.
I had a 62sc and couldn't stand it, especially the battery life.
My iphone lasts almost a week on flight mode.
Sooo does this GPS work through satelite or celltower ??
Sorry, one of these but they're only $62USD through Ali Express
https://www.trademe.co.nz/mobile-pho...715181c1c2-001
Just a cheap, supposedly rugged, android cellphone
I think at a pinch you can save some google earth imagery to your smartphone.
https://www.gearthblog.com/blog/arch...h_offline.html
There's some stuff out there on how to. I might have tried playing with this a bit but from memory your stuck at whatever resolution you zoomed to when saving the image data?
All I've ever done is use garmin software at home and save a route linking up all areas of interest. Then out in the field you can get some idea of where to head if you're in new country.
Wow , technology's moving along pretty quick, problem is you've gotta pay for it.
I use New Zealand Topo maps the pro version.
Has the ability to switch between sattelite and topomaps.
The NZ pro NZtopomaps and most likely the free version uses LINZ/National images that you can switch to from the topomap. IMO the Linz is superior to satellite images because they aerial images, so taken from a plane and not he edge of space, so a lot better clarity when zooming in close to look at detail. Only problem with this is you often cant see jack in the shadows.
These are the sort of images I get off my app
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