I've put some of my experiences below.When changing between maps Ozi gave you nice big text lines to press instead of selecting some small text in a tight list.Another benefit was better zoom options, memory map wouldn't let me zoom out enough from my detailed maps so I would have to change map to get out further, this actually really annoyed me.Memory maps ability to automatically change between maps when you zoomed in and out was sometimes useful and other times a pain so it was easier to leave off. In the car I have to say that OziExplorer has the edge.
#Oziexplorer 3 Bluetooth#
I got my Bluetooth GPS and ram mounts in the mail on Monday so gave both programs a run on the way to and from work yesterday. I'll be trialling both at Wilbinga next weekend but cant seem to pick one now. For me its between two contenders, Ozi Explorer and Memory Map (which is the same as Hema Explorer app - same base software). I'll stick with OziExplorer which I have or HEMA if I need it.I never thought MudMap was all that good anyway.Īndy, I've been researching this at the moment and was about to put up a thread myself asking for input. They offered a $25 discount as I had already bought their expensive app.What's to stop them doing this again? They did not even reply to my very civil email.In conclusion, I will not be giving them any more money. Buy the new version of MudMap ($100) if you want to. I received an email from Mud Map saying thanks for your support (read 'money') but we will no longer support the old operating system. Recently Apple updated their operating system. My brother in law reckons shonky maps (not s joke) which I think runs on garmin is the best - you can get that on the tablet.I have Mud maps which shows a lot of potential but im having trouble finding a decent detailed map to work with, they all seem to be on quite a large scale with no detail when zoomed in.How did you import Hema maps into mudmaps?įYI: I purchased Mud Map some time ago to use on my iPad. Memory maps is also good if you already have maps.īut I don't have experience with any other. I quite like mud maps 2 but I have imported hema maps into it as well as some others. Hi Guys.Looks like I have decided to get a Samsung GalaxyS 10.5 Tablet(its the upgraded quicker G4 version) for navigation use,plus internet etc etc etc whilst traveling.From other threads I belive the 3 off-road Navigation apps to choose from are Mud Maps 2,Hema,Oziexplorer.Which and why would you reccomend?I realise I need to purchase mapping to suit.Also will be running Tom Tom as an app.This tablet can run 2 'windows' at once.Will I need to get a bluetooth GPS reciever to keep them running together?Andrew.
#Oziexplorer 3 download#
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#Oziexplorer 3 software#
For Apple phones, no additional software is required (just point the camera at the QR code and follow the instructions). You need to scan the QR code shown on the site using your mobile phone (or tablet) and perform the required actions on your device.In order to be able to scan the code, use the camera of your phone.
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