I'm lookin to buy a GT 31 & seabreeze's 'Shop' does not sell them. Anyone care to recommend a supplier?

cheers

jamesf said...
If you want to support a local shop, Wind Surf and Snow in Sydney

cheers, ordered GT 31 + Paqua Midi @ WS&S.

I just started sailin @ Primbee (Lake Illawarra) and the guys there are using them. One guy (Terry) he is trying to clock up 100kms in a day - WHAT A LEGEND his best so far is 96.96kms

Save your file as a GPX file on your laptop/desktop, then open google earth and load file, this should do it for you.
The rest is on the GPS web site. Your team mates will help you set up.
All the best..

LongTimeAgo said...

LongTimeAgo said...

cheers, ordered GT 31 + Paqua Midi @ WS&S.

What are the first steps I should follow when the GPS finally arrives? How do I get the google map with 'all my hard work on it'?
Cheers

The Mount Best site has an excellent guide on setting up a GT 31.

http://mtbest.net/setting-up-navi-GT31.htm

In regards to using it, its pretty easy nowdays with the KA72 website. Just go to the site, navigate to where the data file is stored and open the file. KA72 will work out the categories. Your tracks can also be viewed there via a Google Earth browser plugin.

You will need a SD Memory card. I've found the Sandisk 2GB cards available from JB Hi Fi for about $6 do a good job. 2GB will be enough room for a lifetime of tracks.

Mobydisc said...

LongTimeAgo said...

LongTimeAgo said...
cheers, ordered GT 31 + Paqua Midi @ WS&S.

What are the first steps I should follow when the GPS finally arrives? How do I get the google map with 'all my hard work on it'?
Cheers

The Mount Best site has an excellent guide on setting up a GT 31.

http://mtbest.net/setting-up-navi-GT31.htm

In regards to using it, its pretty easy nowdays with the KA72 website. Just go to the site, navigate to where the data file is stored and open the file. KA72 will work out the categories. Your tracks can also be viewed there via a Google Earth browser plugin.

You will need a SD Memory card. I've found the Sandisk 2GB cards available from JB Hi Fi for about $6 do a good job. 2GB will be enough room for a lifetime of tracks.

many thanks