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EO released last week their 200K mapset. If anyone goes down this path, it would be interesting to hear your thoughts.
http://www.exploroz.com/Shop/ExplorOz+EOTopo_200K.aspx
http://www.exploroz.com/Shop/ExplorOz+EOTopo_200K.aspx
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I've just played with it through their website http://www.exploroz.com/EOTopo/Default.aspx#rqc_tabs=2
Can be used online for free without all the POI's etc. The colors and shading seem to work quite well, my biggest issue currently is I am using a Samsung galaxy s3 for navigation and find it hard to read maps quickly on the move due to the colors of tracks/backgrounds etc. Obviously not the most detail on small tracks due to being 200k but better than I expected from my little browse on it before.2010 NT GLS DiD Auto Silver | TJM T13 Bullbar | Lightforce LED 180 Spotlights | Runva 11XP | Dual Batteries | TJM snorkel | Bushskinz & TJM bash plates | Custom alloy roof rack | Sunseeker II Awning | MDC RTT | EGR Block | Bilstein/Lovells | Dick Cepek Fun Country tyres | Wet seat seatcovers | Uniden UH7760NB | Parrot Asteroid Smart | Morel, Soundstream and Kicker Audio | MM Cargo Barrier | Storage Drawer | Onboard water system |
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For something at this price the detail level is pretty much useless, there are better alternatives out there and for the same (or even better detail level) even free topo maps for most states.'94 2.8TD, 2" lift, low mount winch, bullbar, roofrack, UHF, custom drawers, HID spotties, cam, GPS....
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I'm no mapping guru that's for sure, but at the price I think the detail is not much better than the 1:250k maps you can get for free from the GA website.
The ExploreOz map is more up to date going by the little I looked at online but I haven't updated my 1:250k maps for a number of years so
for sure.
Oh, and I just worked out how to see/use ECW maps on Ozi
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It is the GA 1:250k but overlayed and turned into a vector map.2010 NT GLS DiD Auto Silver | TJM T13 Bullbar | Lightforce LED 180 Spotlights | Runva 11XP | Dual Batteries | TJM snorkel | Bushskinz & TJM bash plates | Custom alloy roof rack | Sunseeker II Awning | MDC RTT | EGR Block | Bilstein/Lovells | Dick Cepek Fun Country tyres | Wet seat seatcovers | Uniden UH7760NB | Parrot Asteroid Smart | Morel, Soundstream and Kicker Audio | MM Cargo Barrier | Storage Drawer | Onboard water system |
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All I can say is that most tracks you would need are totally missing in my area, so it must be similar in other areas.
I would not waste money on a map that is only useful as an overview when going interstate...'94 2.8TD, 2" lift, low mount winch, bullbar, roofrack, UHF, custom drawers, HID spotties, cam, GPS....
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