How to Navigate?
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How to Navigate?
Hi,
I'm new to Oruxmaps but I can already tell that once I've figured out how to use it properly, it's going to fulfil most of my needs as a cycle GPS/training tool.
I've managed to download street maps covering the whole of central London. What I want to be able to do is search for a postcode and Oruxmaps to give me the fastest route whilst on the go.
I can find the end point by using the search button on my phone and the location is correct, however it just draws a straight line between my current location and the end point that I wanted directions to.
Am I asking for something that Oruxmaps doesn't offer? If not, could someone please advise how I can go about getting the directions?
Thanks
pablos
I'm new to Oruxmaps but I can already tell that once I've figured out how to use it properly, it's going to fulfil most of my needs as a cycle GPS/training tool.
I've managed to download street maps covering the whole of central London. What I want to be able to do is search for a postcode and Oruxmaps to give me the fastest route whilst on the go.
I can find the end point by using the search button on my phone and the location is correct, however it just draws a straight line between my current location and the end point that I wanted directions to.
Am I asking for something that Oruxmaps doesn't offer? If not, could someone please advise how I can go about getting the directions?
Thanks
pablos
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Re: How to Navigate?
pablos wrote:Hi,
I'm new to Oruxmaps but I can already tell that once I've figured out how to use it properly, it's going to fulfil most of my needs as a cycle GPS/training tool.
I've managed to download street maps covering the whole of central London. What I want to be able to do is search for a postcode and Oruxmaps to give me the fastest route whilst on the go.
I can find the end point by using the search button on my phone and the location is correct, however it just draws a straight line between my current location and the end point that I wanted directions to.
Am I asking for something that Oruxmaps doesn't offer? If not, could someone please advise how I can go about getting the directions?
Thanks
pablos
Hi, pablos;
OruxMaps can't do that; you need an on-road navigator (like Navigation, sygic,...)
orux
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Re: How to Navigate?
Orux,
Thanks for replying. I've got Co-pilot on the phone but that will need the internet for maps and I want to try and conserve battery as much as possible.
Can you suggest an app that will navigation that I could use offline maps with? Ideally I would like to have Oruxmaps running at the same time as the app.
pablos
Thanks for replying. I've got Co-pilot on the phone but that will need the internet for maps and I want to try and conserve battery as much as possible.
Can you suggest an app that will navigation that I could use offline maps with? Ideally I would like to have Oruxmaps running at the same time as the app.
pablos
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Re: How to Navigate?
pablos wrote:Orux,
Thanks for replying. I've got Co-pilot on the phone but that will need the internet for maps and I want to try and conserve battery as much as possible.
Can you suggest an app that will navigation that I could use offline maps with? Ideally I would like to have Oruxmaps running at the same time as the app.
pablos
Sygic is a good offline navigation tool,
orux
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Re: How to Navigate?
If you want a free one then try Osmand. You can download maps and use them offline. I haven't used it for routing in anger yet apart from a few test routes nearby but it seemed to work ok.pablos wrote:Orux,
Thanks for replying. I've got Co-pilot on the phone but that will need the internet for maps and I want to try and conserve battery as much as possible.
Can you suggest an app that will navigation that I could use offline maps with? Ideally I would like to have Oruxmaps running at the same time as the app.
pablos
cyberdude- Cantidad de envíos : 57
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Re: How to Navigate?
Thanks cyberdude,
I will give Osmand a try.
pablos
I will give Osmand a try.
pablos
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Re: How to Navigate?
orux wrote:pablos wrote:Orux,
Thanks for replying. I've got Co-pilot on the phone but that will need the internet for maps and I want to try and conserve battery as much as possible.
Can you suggest an app that will navigation that I could use offline maps with? Ideally I would like to have Oruxmaps running at the same time as the app.
pablos
Sygic is a good offline navigation tool,
orux
Thanks. Will give Sygic a go too. Lots to play with this weekend. Just have to hope for better weather!!
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