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    What topo app for iphone

    As described, ideally wanting doc hunting area overlay as well as satellite imagery. Tried pocket maps but it’s playing up big time.

    Cheers

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    75/15/10 black powder matters

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    Make sure you get the right one. Costs 6 bucks. A lot of people on a tramping forum I'm on get some different weird ones that you have to individually download each area you want. This one is all available offline. IT'S GOOD.

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    Cheers guys, got it loaded. Exactly what I was after!

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    If using a iPhone iHike is great. Pity they don't make a android one..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushline View Post
    Cheers guys, got it loaded. Exactly what I was after!
    Yep brilliant app. When you find that primo spot, track or nice wallow you can mark it, take a photo and notes and save it in the app.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiroahunta View Post
    If using a iPhone iHike is great. Pity they don't make a android one..
    It is. iHike-GPS is what I use for navigation (i.e. most of the time) with NZ Topo50 for satellite and DOC overlays.

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    I’ve had ihike before and the nz Topo50 seems a lot more user friendly?

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    The only issue I have with Topo50 is the free rotate function doesn’t work. Pain in the arse when trying to navigate to a waypoint.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushline View Post
    I’ve had ihike before and the nz Topo50 seems a lot more user friendly?
    I guess it comes down to personal preference. I don't like waypoint management on NZ Topo50, but will give it another go at some point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stug View Post
    The only issue I have with Topo50 is the free rotate function doesn’t work. Pain in the arse when trying to navigate to a waypoint.
    That function works fine for me.

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    My only gripe with topo50 is you can't delete or hide built in waypoints which makes finding your own ones a bit of a pain

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Jack View Post
    My only gripe with topo50 is you can't delete or hide built in waypoints which makes finding your own ones a bit of a pain
    Go into search then tap selection in bottom left corner to use your own selection of waypoints.

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    Maptoaster is the way to go

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan F View Post
    Maptoaster is the way to go
    Used that on a friends PC but prefer the memory map I have on my pc and topo50 on the android phone

 

 

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