#gsar — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #gsar, aggregated by home.social.
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#Canada #Backcountry types: what’s you go-to navigation option for backcountry/FSR navigation?
Currently I’m using Avenza with purchased BC Backroads Mapbooks maps installed and it works pretty well, although the maps aren’t stitched together and so I often find myself having to switch from one map to the next, on the fly. I see Backroads has their own app now, which looks promising but it’s subscription-based, which I hate.
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#Canada #Backcountry types: what’s you go-to navigation option for backcountry/FSR navigation?
Currently I’m using Avenza with purchased BC Backroads Mapbooks maps installed and it works pretty well, although the maps aren’t stitched together and so I often find myself having to switch from one map to the next, on the fly. I see Backroads has their own app now, which looks promising but it’s subscription-based, which I hate.
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#Canada #Backcountry types: what’s you go-to navigation option for backcountry/FSR navigation?
Currently I’m using Avenza with purchased BC Backroads Mapbooks maps installed and it works pretty well, although the maps aren’t stitched together and so I often find myself having to switch from one map to the next, on the fly. I see Backroads has their own app now, which looks promising but it’s subscription-based, which I hate.
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#Canada #Backcountry types: what’s you go-to navigation option for backcountry/FSR navigation?
Currently I’m using Avenza with purchased BC Backroads Mapbooks maps installed and it works pretty well, although the maps aren’t stitched together and so I often find myself having to switch from one map to the next, on the fly. I see Backroads has their own app now, which looks promising but it’s subscription-based, which I hate.
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#Canada #Backcountry types: what’s you go-to navigation option for backcountry/FSR navigation?
Currently I’m using Avenza with purchased BC Backroads Mapbooks maps installed and it works pretty well, although the maps aren’t stitched together and so I often find myself having to switch from one map to the next, on the fly. I see Backroads has their own app now, which looks promising but it’s subscription-based, which I hate.
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RE: https://kelowna.social/@local/116257719630070920
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“Please be aware, navigation apps can indicate routes between two points that are not suitable for most vehicles, especially in winter. If you are encountering deteriorating conditions, turn around before conditions exceed the capability of your vehicle.”