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Category Archives: GPS
Comparison between Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx and 62s
A comparison between the Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx and the GPSMAP 62s. Conclusion: the 62-serie devices are not a full replacement for the 60-serie devices yet. Continue reading
Posted in GPS
Tagged archived, bird's eye view, dst, excitement, garmin, garmin 62s, garmin gps, gpx, review, sd, shdc, tracks
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Hiking in Norway’s Jotunheimen and Hardangervidda
I’ve been hikinh in Norway’s Jotunheimen and Hardangervidda the last week of August 2009. In this post you’ll find tracklogs, photos and advice. Continue reading
Posted in GPS, Traveling
Tagged dnt, Eidfjord, hardangervidda, hedlo, hiking, jotunheimen, norway, peer-gynt, valursfossen, vivelid
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GPSMAP 60 Daylight Saving Time (DST) sunset time bug
I’ve discovered an issue with my Garmin GPS 60 CSx that I currently cannot find described anywhere else. It’s about the ‘Sun and Moon’ screen that shows you the sunrise and sunset information for a certain date and and a … Continue reading
Using multiple GPS tracklogs to create artistic views in Google Earth
About how to create a big Kml file of all your GPS tracklogs combined can result in artistic and insightful maps. Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, GPS, Hyves, Internet, LinkedIn
Tagged arnhem netherlands, bike trip, garmin gps, google, google earth, GPS, gpsbabel, mountainbiking, veluwe
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The world from a bird’s eye view
Did you ever wanted to be able to have a bird’s eye view of an area? Now you can!, when simply using Microsoft’s bird eye view available from Live Maps. The quality of the images is pretty detailed and you … Continue reading