Oziexplorer now out for Android devices

[IO540]

here (http://www.oziexplorer.com/)

(under what's new)

This is an interesting development because of the huge number of free maps that are "around" for Oziexplorer, on P2P/torrent.

They are supposedly working on an Ipad version.

[yawningdog]

Thanks. I would also highly recommend "LOCUS PRO" which has a nifty add-on for downloading free maps (including UK OS)for offline use.

[Milton1995]

I've never spotted this before! Yet another great thread :ok:

M1995.

[B4aeros]

AUS$25 to buy the latest beta! And you still need to buy the desktop version to make your own maps.

Orux (free), Locus Pro (£3.50), TrekBuddy (free), etc etc. Some use Ozi maps, make your own with Mobile Atlas Creator, or use any number of free desktop calibration software after scanning your own.

[sunday driver]

Another possibility ... Backcountry Navigator ... links with many maps worldwide, including OS in the UK.

[IO540]

You need to buy the windoze version to calibrate maps, but you don't need to calibrate maps where somebody already did that for you e.g. these (http://www.zen74158.zen.co.uk/maps/)

There are many (up to date) aviation charts "out there".

[B4aeros]

Using Demapper & Orux Desktop it took less than 5 minutes to turn GNC4.ozf2 into a sql map file that can be used by Orux, Trekbuddy, Locus & probably Backcountry Navigator. If you're using somebody else's Ozi maps, there's no need to pay a 'special price' of AUS $25.

There are many (up to date) aviation charts "out there".Where?