After conducting a little research on map software that interacts with your GPS it appears Maptech seems pretty high on allot of folks lists. Just to ensure I'm reading opinions right I'd like to post this question on this forum as well as check to see ifanything new has arrived on the market that might have surpassed Maptech. Just for clarification, I'm looking for map software that can take the data from my GPS and impose it on a map i.e. tracks, routes of roads or trails that aren't already on a topo.
Appreciate any advice and/or recommendationson this topic.
I am not aware of any other software, but I do own Maptech's Terrain Navigator - simple to use, and pretty neat. Everyone who sees it in action has to get it.
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With USAPhotoMaps, free from http://www.jdmcox.com/ , you can download free topo maps and aerial photos from Microsoft's free TerraServer Web site, then download and overlay your GPS waypoints, tracks, etc.
I am unaware of either of the two programs discussed here so far. I have both Magellan and Garmin machines and programs - the programs are not much - the program that I have found to be very satisfactory - real 7.5 maps is the Nationa Geograpghic set - unforunately it comes by state. But for the state if Idaho it is a great topo map set.
GPS/Map Software
