does anybody has an idea what is best tool to scratch the map?
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Use an eraser! It's much easier and doesn't damage the map as much as a coin.
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I just use my nail. The stuff that you scratch off is pretty thick so you need the tool to be sharp or have rougher edges, a nickel is a bad choice.
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I tried a coin - scratched the paper under the foil. I tried several erasers of varying quality - nothing. I tried a toothpick - worked, but left lines and also scratched the paper.THE Solution: 3m Scotch-Brite Heavy-Duty Dishwand Head. rub a spot and the foil comes off and doesn't effect the map underneath! wipe off the powder foil residue with a slightly damp cloth. The only downside is trying to scratch off a very small area.
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We just used quarters. The map is very similar to lottery scratchers and will not tear easily.
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I like this feature on the Magellan eXplorist GC. I bought the 110 because I thought it was a step up from the GC, but I prefer the GC over the 110 for Geocaching! You can do what Paul Salvagin said ( I believe it's under "Edit Nav. Fields"). I also just use the Zoom In Tab, which makes the arrow fairly accurate when you get to GZ. Make sure that your auto zoom is OFF (check "Map Options").
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Heck yes , of course it will! I'm not sure how though,There's no copy paste feature. Nice unit!. I bought mine because it has the entire world on its map.jmt
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I find the 1450 frustrating to set up routes the way I want them. They should at least include MapSource with it. Hopefully I will find a solution...
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I just bought this and did 3M velcro on the back in a lot of spots. That way I do not puncture the map.
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I am going to buy map pins to hold down the rings like the original used to be sold. Luckily the holes are still in the rings so you can do that. Pin the rings to paper with cardboard under it. Not sure if that will work but that's the best plan I have right now.
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Robert, the Light tracer is like sturdy plexiglass. While you could certainly cut on top of it, it would permanently scar/scratch the surface.
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TOMTOM can update the map as you connect the device with computer online. It works very well.
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yes but the maps are very general area. you need to mark a location as home to backtrack to it. it in not a substitute for a map as it is too general area.
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You can download maps for it from the us topographic service. I think It would serve your needs
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Not sure but email the seller. They were very helpful. The map works great out of the box.
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Ok, the map comes all in gold color. You take a coin (ou a key, or something like that) and scratch the country that you visited, and it turns to another color. Kind of like those lottery things, you know? (Sorry, english is not my first language, I tried to explain the best I could)
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Open a scissors wide enough to stick one point in each hole and twist. If you're worried about scratching the basket then just make your own key with two small nails and a small piece of wood.
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lIZARD is right...good hot water to loosen the glue and then scrape, just not hard enough to add scratches. The Pam idea will work, but a better process is WD-40 or Goo-Gone. The Goo-gone works great for this, just be sure to wash the covers real well before using.
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Since you can use your finger, I'm think any stylus would work. My biggest complaint is when the child lifts the stylus in the middle of the line, it doesn't remember where they left off. If the child doesn't mark the end-point correctly, they have to start the entire the over. The square is probably the most difficult object to trace.
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Mine didn't come with software, per se, but I could usually re-map in game or in Windows. Had to download a free app to remap on my mac.
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I advice you to buy Dremal tool.It is little bit costly ,but performance is excellent ThanksRegards