custom made

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you think so!

Yeah, I had some. They do work, but they are a bit cumbersome (at least the on-valve one) as you need to take them off for each air up or down. I used them on one trip and have never used them again. They are probably more important for faster dirt road driving than actual desert driving.

Any time! and it's still going on weekly copyright claims for any storyblock content, over and over again for the same music from the same parties

Thanks Ashley

good to know will rotate and balance every 5000km

geez, no, I heard of that, but I totally forgot. Is it still burning? Next time

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yep sums it up well

I too have had bad experience camping there due to anti-social campers. I'll never go there for a weekend camping trip again. Best to experience it during weekdays if you're able to.

Glad you enjoyed it

yep and they dam good in that lol

This is all my back yard all amazing but the less known camping spots are some of the best anywhere 👌

replacement does not look like they repair anything and I doubt anyone has parts for it

didn't notice that as I never use split screen, but I thought that's an OS feature?

@@AlloffroadAu I ended up getting the answer. Split screen is enabled in Settings > Display Options > turn off Full Screen. Works well and saves me having a second device

Thanks!

yea, more for the US. For Australia, the maps are more limited, and the contour, tracks and shading are very indistinguishable; I also had it completely fail on my one-day walking trip where it crashed and would refuse to load again, even after the phone restarted, so I never rely on a single app especially when hiking. But yes, Gaia definitely has some great features, especially for route planning, and if I need to plan a route, I often do that on the Mac at home on Gaia and then import to MMFA.

@@AlloffroadAu Most of my hiking is in the Vic High Country and Tasmania. I don't find any problem with the contours, tracks or shading. Maybe have a look at the link I mentioned when you get a chance. Yes no app is perfect, great point about not relying on a single app.

Yeah, I just had another look, it looks better now. It has been a while since I last used it. As I said, Gaia has great features, and if you walk, it's much easier to download the maps for your route. For 4WD, I still would not use it unless I can download all maps. We had plenty of instances where plans changed completely, and we ended up somewhere very different. With devices having enough RAM and HD space nowadays, I don't understand why I can't download the whole of Australia. I don't mind a 50GB download.

Alright, imagine you have a big, beautiful drawing of your favourite park. Now, let’s say you want to make a tiny version of that drawing so you can carry it around in your pocket. Raster map scaling is a bit like that. When you see something like 1:25k or 1:50k on a map, it tells you how much smaller the drawing (map) is compared to the real place. 1:25k means that 1 centimetre on the map equals 25,000 centimetres in real life. Think of it as if you took your park drawing and made everything 25,000 times smaller. This means you get more detail because you’re making a smaller area look bigger on the map. 1:50k means that 1 centimetre on the map equals 50,000 centimetres in real life. It’s like making the park drawing 50,000 times smaller. This version will show a bigger area but with less detail than the 1:25k map. So, 1:25k is like a closer look at a smaller piece of the park, while 1:50k is a look at a larger piece of the park but not as close up. So, for detailed trail navigation, go with 1:25k. For big-picture planning, use 1:1M.

pleasure

My pleasure!

have a look at my older MM reviews and you can compare differences

yep, raster maps, unlike vector maps, can't change scale, so you would need to choose, for instance, a 25k topo map if you want to zoom in closer. Both have pros and cons vector maps are better if you zoom in but bad for overview as they loose most detail raster maps you have different scales and the content which is displayed on the map wont change

oh could be they are 3rd party maps I I believe some have not been updated for years they may have been taken of.

good question I think TOP updates are offered whenever they come out, Hema same but I find especially remotely not much changes often so

Thanks for sharing! Yep great hitch indeed

Settings/MapOptions/ untick change map by scaling

yes you can but needs the Pro version pretty cheap though I think 25$

yea, MemoryMaps don't have their own maps. It would be smart to have an open street map base version.

yep still using SuperPro where I can

@@AlloffroadAu trailing arms, panhards, radius etc? Had any fail from video? Cheers

dont think I ever had a SuperPro fail

​@@AlloffroadAuwow that's very impressive and surprisingly interesting.

I replaced some because they got a bit worn but never had one disintegrate as far as I can remember

Thanks for sharing!

Glad it was helpful!

oh interesting I never tested it extensively in the car with all the electronics I doubt it could survive a lot of condensation

Yes I agree, I also experimented with the map in M feature but found that too distracting so I usually have high and low scale on different pages

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yes agree, but I would say in the vast majority of cases people don’t have contacts close by and if you are in that situation you probably know that a messenger is the better alternative for you.

I have 128 and would recommend that as minimum unless you only want to run memory maps and no other software then you may get away with 64 but I would not recommend it

@@AlloffroadAu Thanks 😃

Glad it helped

yes I concur 👍

Happy to help

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and apple carplay

they working on CarPlay and Google Auto implementation

Totally agree!

basic functionality is very easy, especially if you use other apps; advanced stuff sometimes needs the manual. "Unless otherwise stated in the product description, all maps are licensed for a Single User, on multiple devices. That means you can install the maps on all your devices, Windows PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. You can not give a copy to a friend or colleague."