Memory map

I knew I was too old for this shit, and stuck to paper maps

That's what put me off buying one Gary, think I would soon get bored or throw it at the wall & go back to me maps anyway

They are good at telling you where you are on the map mind...

It does take a bit of getting the hang of but it's worth sticking at. The instructions could be much simpler tho

After some fiddling seem to be getting the hang of this thing a bit more, but obviously not quite enough!

Navigated my way around the actual 3500 hand set thing, and downloaded the OS maps off the V5 disc and had a mooch around that OK
Now want to transfer the whole disc contents onto the handset, but after following the instructions (seemingly successfully!) they still ain't there!!

Any tips/ideas chaps

ps how do I find out how many MB's the disc is??

Thanks

Hi Shocker, if you pm me your email address I'll email you one of my routes which are easy to transfer onto the handset.
It does take awhile to get the hang of how to use, not sure which bit you can't work out.
There are some clips on youtube of people using memorymap:cheers:

Sorted - at last!!

The 'already loaded' maps weren't 'already loaded' at all, so that's why I was trying to download them off the disc and failing
Several calls to Memory Map and some fiddling off an IT bloke at work later it works

Will now have to wait and see if my lack of interest in all things computery and failing eyesight give further problems though

Thanks for the help/advice chaps (especially Allmost 50)

Hi Guys anyone give me a update as to which sat nav /mapping system is the best to use for off road trail biking and is easy to use or are os maps still the way to go i can read them okay from my mountain walking days:oops:  Steve what was the one you use ???

I think you may have got me confused with another steve because this steve+maps=

 You must be thinking about whyzedd that would explain the confusing pm to