Has anyone used this with foxtrotGPS (linux) and openstreetmaps?
1990850
It is a standard interface and can be used with several Windows products so it likely would work. However, I have not tried it with any Unix derivatives so I really do not know. Sorry.
477576
The trial has been working great with the .m2ts files from my HF10. Give it a try, but it seems to work great.
239924
No. I contacted the provider of the map software only to find that this unit uses pirated/cracked software that they will not support.
1614648
As I recall, it is capable of that. I use OpenStreetMaps since I use turn by turn based on GPS coordinates rather than addresses. Gas well sites don't have street addresses :). However, i working on getting OSM to work with my GPS, I think I read somewhere about how to overlay Google Earth sections over the top. As far as doing this outside of cell phone range it really doesn't matter as the Monterra doesn't have a cell radio in it. It is wi-fi only, so stepping away from your house will drop connection to the wi-fi.
1216567
Go to OpenStreetMaps.org and you can make your own maps free. The maps I bought were made using this software. You can make your own maps or buy them and save yourself lots of time.
952007
Hi, It can work with Linux and bfgminer. You only need the latest bfgminer :)
1760370
I'm using it in a Nordictrack but I'd hold off if I was you. They have been having a nightmare since November when they upgraded their servers causing huge numbers of users (mine included) not to work reliably. Check out the ifit support pages not the headline posts but the users responses and make sure they've fixed it before you spend your cash.
2127510
Has life time map but no tomtom support....my last map update wars 4 month ago because cant connect device with the computer..but nobody helps.....my advise....use another gps....frank
1673305
Yes. I use Terrain Navigator Pro by MyTopo, a Trimble company. It is not free. You might also create a route on Google earth and save .kml file. Then use DNRGPS (which is free) to open. Then save as .gpx file and copy over to Montana.
548847
Yes, I interfaced the unit with OPEN/CPN (OpenCPN | Official OpenCPN Homepage). You also can get CPN from (Active captain.com) I just did a 63 NM trip and it was afreefffantastic. Gives more dat then my Garmin. You can download updated free charts from NOA and charts all over the world. I planned my trip on OpenCPN and the GPS monitored my track. Best $40 spent
803511
On their website, they have compiled a list of known-working apps. http://bad-elf.com/pages/compatible-apps The main limitation you will run into is that some apps require an active internet connection to show map data. See the Bad-Elf FAQ on their website. http://bad-elf.com/pages/support-gps-faq
1178906
In my experience, it sort of works as a standalone, but it uses an odd GPS format that most mapping software can't interpret. You're probably better off with a more generic unit.
876530
I emailed National Geographic and they indicated that their Topo Software in it's current version will work with this Garmin unit. I ordered it and am waiting for delivery. I doubt Garmin is embedding code to stop 3rd party software from working. They probably have a new format and older versions of Topo Software are not suitable.
2215924
Yep, it will work. I'm using topomaps, build from OpenStreetMap for my region (Russia, near border with Finland) for example. Works fine! Also, you could buy topo map for your region (or region of your interest) later.
865645
I don't know, but regardless, it is far inferior to Google maps. Streets and trips is a complete waste of money.
1858731
The MapSourse software that I bought does not give me enough detail to oinpoint trails , houses, etc. What do you think about your new buy?
299233
The detailed answer involves lots of issues and background information regarding roads, bridges, land/water geography, nautical markers, etc. The practical answer is no, this software is for terrestrial navigation using roads.