what is the difference between them, other than how the data is entered. And which is best for what?
memory map - track & route
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andyn
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I only really use tracks with my PDA/GPS so that I get elevation and speed profiles for my walks. I then transmit them to my PC and convert them to routes with pictures on the waypoints.
These routes can then be submitted to places like www.walkingworld.co.uk
These routes can then be submitted to places like www.walkingworld.co.uk
The basic difference is that a route is where you want to go and a track is where you have been.
Normally you create a route to follow using MM and upload it to your GPS, then the GPS creates the track as you go, this can be downloaded back into MM to see how closely you followed your planned route etc.
Normally you create a route to follow using MM and upload it to your GPS, then the GPS creates the track as you go, this can be downloaded back into MM to see how closely you followed your planned route etc.
bambodoggy
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I'm so glad somebody else answered this first before me , to me "Map Memory" means something totally different and it's something I haven't used properly since my days in the TA lol 
I'd have sounded a right wally going on about the sort of Map Memory I know about when it's not what you're even asking! lol 
Sorry....no idea about modern GPSs Ed...good luck anyway
Bam.
I'd have sounded a right wally going on about the sort of Map Memory I know about when it's not what you're even asking! lol Sorry....no idea about modern GPSs Ed...good luck anyway
Bam.
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