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i wouldn't know where to start, its 2GB apparantly take 3 discs or some other pc wizardry.
I use multimaps(now bingmaps) you can print out sections of os map, road map, London street or aerial photography,
I can’t knock the OS stuff ,Got one in my pack right now, However there are some alternatives, when I'm out on the big walks, Great Glenn Way, West Highland Way ,Some walks require more than one map, not to cheep, But the Harvey, map-guides in polyurethane are the best maps to use by a long shot. Tough, waterproof so no problem to use in the rain, so you don’t need extra Polly bags for protection, and cover the hole walk on one sheet. And they last ages, Available at most outdoor stores.
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ive got memory map on disk that i bought a few years ago although i have never got around to puting the maps on to my gps . i have printed sections out at scale and laminated them for when im out and about on the bike /camping.
it uses OS maps and you can get 1:50k, 1:25k, A to Z, aviation ect
http://www.memory-map.co.uk/maps_uk.htm
no links to firm just an impressed user
it uses OS maps and you can get 1:50k, 1:25k, A to Z, aviation ect
http://www.memory-map.co.uk/maps_uk.htm
no links to firm just an impressed user
The laminated waterproof OS maps currently under £10 delivered each. Someone put a heads up on it a wee while back, sale's still on. (no connection etc - but I bought some).
