[Cdt-l] iPhone Apps
Jim Eagleton
eagletonjim at aol.com
Wed Oct 30 12:54:07 CDT 2013
I used Gaia with one of their recommended free topo maps and Bear Creek Waypoints. You should look into actual routes, maybe Starman's?
Gaia costs ca. $20, I did not donate to Bear Creek, but bought their mapbook.
It also worked well for the Colorado Trail, West Highland Way (Scotland) and the Camino (Spain).
I down loaded the maps a week or two at a time (over wifi) by scrolling over the trail at reasonable viewing scale.
I occasionally used a 5600 mah external battery, and always used the Lifeproof case, which I kept in a Ziploc (especially in the dusty desert.)
Rambler
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2013 14:14:21 -0400
From: Christopher Hillier <cbhillier2 at gmail.com>
Subject: [Cdt-l] iPhone Apps
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What iPhone apps are people using on the CDT for navigation?
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