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I guess they need at least two people to submit it, otherwise how do they know you didn't make a mistake?

If you don't hear from me, you'll know what happened.....

I don't believe hills would hamper the reception. You get excellent reception in hills, what's worse is in City Cnetre streets with high buildings each side of the road. You can see far more sky whe ...

I am unable to formulate my reply until you tell me if that was sarcastic.

Because I'd have to go off for a walk somewhere and I'm busy. If someone has tried it already, why reinvent the wheel?

P.S. some admin childishly closing the thread doesn't count.

It'll close if you don't reply to me.

Go on, I dare you. Don't reply. You can't do it can you?

I've always thought it would be better if it came out with insulting remarks like "you're going the wrong bloody way!"

I'm not thinking of telling it to take me to a destination. I just wondered if (when there was no route entered) if it would show my current position correctly when I was nowhere near a known road.

Was the arrow in your correct position though, or on the nearest road it knew about?

Good to know. So can you tell it to "go home", and it gives you directions? What happens when you come to the part where you leave the known road? Does it just take you as close as possible?

I can mark a position when on the road with the car. As long as the arrow shows my true position on the mountain (and not try to put me on the nearest road), it will be useful.

I don't want anything fancy. Or directions. For example I usually just mark the point where my car is, so I can find my way back!

What would happen if I walked up a mountain with my i3? Would the arrow be in the right place or would it get confused and place me on the nearest road?

Oh. I thought it was just a case of each i3 only recognising a particular card.

The map files are supposed to be given out free anyway, so I assumed there wouldn't be encryption involved. You can ...

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