Сашо написа:Но гаранцията при всички положения не започва да тече от начало.
heep написа:а всъщност Garmin за Android има ли?
uko написа:аз също имам едно питане...колко МБ е последната версия на ОФРМ? Аз си ползвам един старичък черно-бял Etrex, но му изтрих картата..лошото е, че вече няма абонамент, а няма и карта памет. Сложил съм BG Mounties-а, но с него можеш само в някои планини(но пък за тях е супер!)..ето, мислех утре към Стара Планина да се засиля, но...кво ше правя с карта за Рила там![]()
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та, колко са новите карти на ОФРМ? Идеята ми е да слагам само някои части, тъй като имам само 20мб памет.
hrissim написа:uko написа:аз също имам едно питане...колко МБ е последната версия на ОФРМ? Аз си ползвам един старичък черно-бял Etrex, но му изтрих картата..лошото е, че вече няма абонамент, а няма и карта памет. Сложил съм BG Mounties-а, но с него можеш само в някои планини(но пък за тях е супер!)..ето, мислех утре към Стара Планина да се засиля, но...кво ше правя с карта за Рила там![]()
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та, колко са новите карти на ОФРМ? Идеята ми е да слагам само някои части, тъй като имам само 20мб памет.
35 мегабайта е цялата - версия 5.11 Topo Lat. Картата без хоризонталите.
Те са отделно още 16.
TheAnimal написа:Абе друго си е да го "забелиш"![]()
PtD написа:heep написа:а всъщност Garmin за Android има ли?
Още не съм намерил.
За Андроид си позволявам да ти обърна внимание на OruxMaps - може да импортнеш руските топографски карти в него, a също и gpx файлове
heep написа:а всъщност Garmin за Android има ли?
mulltex написа:На мен ми е любопитно дали не може с не много играчка да се свали това Garmin приложение, което работи на Garmin-Asus и да вземе и да се стартира на друг Андроид телефон.
PtD написа: Но откъде да вземем Garmin-Asus?
mulltex написа:PtD написа: Но откъде да вземем Garmin-Asus?
Най-вероятно никъде в България няма да намериш модел на Garmin-Asus на разумна цена, въпреки че са на пазара от повече от 1 година.
Официалната страница е: http://www.garminasus.com/
EccentricMOTION написа:Сдобих се с едно Nuvi и сега страдам от липса на карти. Искам да се сдобия с OFRM - офроуд картата на България. Има ли опция да я изтегля картата, пропускайки полето "поръчай: ***лв"? Благодаря предварително!
TheAnimal написа:Абе друго си е да го "забелиш"![]()
outfaced написа:който е с Дакота, да си ъпдейтне фърмуера ... тамън два броя излезнаха за отрицателно време![]()
http://www8.garmin.com/support/download ... sp?id=4527
xcrider написа:.. той е не промокаем, екрана му е много здрав. Може да бачка към 24 часа г/д включен с работещ дисплей. Дисплея е специален и попринцип не ползва никаква подсветка, ами използва слънцето, за да се освети(по този начин се пести доста батерия), а когато е тъмно подсветката се включва с натискането на 1 бутон, и може да се регулира, примерно 10, 20 30 процента и т.н.
За мен, от всички туристически джипиеси този е наистина "bombproof" неразбиваем.
I will try to be as objective as I can.
THE SIZE/SCREEN
It has a smaller screen than it's big brother Oregon (and others), and the resolution is not the best. When that is said, if you go bigger, it will require more battery power. I have big hands, and often use gloves when hiking this time at year (December). I have mostly no problems with using the touch screen, mostly because of the big buttons. Even small buttons, when typing addresses etc, aren't smaller than what I'm used to from mobile phones etc. No big problem.
Yes, compared to a mobile phone with the same screen size, this unit could look worse. But is that really a problem?? It's more than good enough to view maps, and everything else that matters, and the colors are good. Actually, I think it's a good idea! This screen requires less battery power, and make it last longer.
One small useful possibility if you are low on batteries; The screen can be watched without the backlit on, but quite weak, of course (I often use it like this).
RELIABILITY
My unite is very rugged. A lot of soft-grip plastic all around, and the screen it self, sits a little lower in front. Nice if you should drop it, would be hard to hit the screen first unless if there was rocks ot other things in the way. Also, the unit is built tightly. The battery lid and the mini-usb flap sits tightly.
GPS-SENSITIVITY/CONNECTION
I must admit that older Garmin models (don't remember their name) was a bit more sensitive. But I have had no problems so far. It locks quite fast to the satellites, and I use EGNOS (for Europe), not WAAS that Americans use. Also no problems in heavy forest or around "tall" buildings (not much of them here in Oslo)
WATERPROOF
It says it's waterproof down to one meter. Since I often hike in pretty bad weather, I wanted to test this. After I bought it I turned it on, made sure that everything was fitted tightly, and put it in a bucket of water for 20 minutes. Not a bubble came out of it. Later on, after hikes, I wash the unit in the sink, getting rid of any gravel and dust, and finish with wiping the screen with a quality cloth.
COLD WEATHER
I was a little concerned when it came to a touch screen and cold weather. So far it hasn't been a problem. On one hike the temperature was minus -22 degrees Celcius (about -7.6 Fahrenheit), but since it was windy effective temperature propably was around -25 Celcius (-13 Fahrenheit). It can be A LOT colder her in Norway, but this is was the temperature I tested it in (using gloves). No problems. Just removed some ice and fog from the screen and it was ready to go. BTW, I was carrying it on my backpack, so it hadn't been in an warm environment before I used it. But,I guess there is a limit to what a touchscreen and the LCD technology can handle, so take that into account.
MAPS
One thing is for sure; Garmin/Navteq maps are expensive! It comes with a basemap, but isn't that useful for almost anything. Luckily, you can get free and legal maps from the web (often based on OpenStreetMaps, and others, incuding Topo-maps), making it quite good for most people. On the other hand, some of the Garmin maps are just fantastic! Here in Norway, there are maps called TOPO Premium-series. For the Oslo region (Norway is split in A LOT of regions), it's in 1:20000, extremely detailed, and can be routed (small hiking tracks for example). Fantastic. Here it cost about $260 US for this single map...
MENUS
Easy to use, and you can set different profile-menus for different types of tasks, like hiking, geocaching, boating, training etc.
TRAINING
Dakota 20 can receive signals from supported puls belts and cadens (cycle) sensors. This works well and can in many situations replace a typical pulse/training watch. Everything (puls and its percentage) can be uploaded to Garmin Connect. Nice feature.
COMPARED WITH OREGON 550t
I compared this unit (the Dakota 20) with the big brother Oregon 550t. The Oregon had a bigger screen, a camera and pre-installed TOPO-maps of Norway (but not the "good"/high quality TOPO-maps I wanted). Also, on paper it had about 4 hours less battery life. Even though the sceen was bigger, I found that the Dakota 20 was easier to read in direct sunlight (seems to be a problem withe the Oregon-series). So, all-in-all, I chose the Dakota because of the better screen (not bigger), much longer battery life, and that it was smaller (not taking to much space), and it was easy to use even with my big hands. Since I had to buy maps that fitted my needs (better ones than fitted on the Oregon, the price became almost the same. I didn't need the camere on the Oregon since I almost always bring a better camera on hikes (I just record the position).
BATTERY LIFE
Great! This unit uses AA batteries (two). Extremely practical since you can get them pretty much anywhere. It runs on alkalines, NiMH rechargeables and lithium AA batteries. My 2800 NiMH has made it last around 21 hours. This is important if you are planning longer trips. I would never have chosen a GPS that only worked on special lithium batteries. Please read my extra added comment regarding NiMH battery chargers so you can get the best performance out of them.
Ok, that was all I could think of when reviewing this little GPS unit. Hope it was useful.
EDIT:
When I mentioned that I had/have gotten 21 hours out of it from two 2700 mAh batteries, I forgot to mention that was in power-save use. Short backlight time, low backlight settings, compass off, often used without the backlight on at all. If I use the unit with high backlight on, for longer time, the battery life is much lower.
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