Touratech GPS Classes: Navigating With Tracks - Tips & Tricks Part 1

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Couldn't make it to one of our in-house GPS classes? No worries! now you can join Touratech Adventure Expert and Touratech Rally Ride Coordinator, Eric Archambault for this in-depth, GPS skills class.
This class will focus on using tracks as a navigation tool. It will cover what tracks are, and why they are used for backcountry navigation. The process of loading and displaying of tracks will be covered, as well as our recommended display settings.
GPS Units covered
Garmin Zumo 595/590
Garmin Zumo 396/395/350
Garmin Zumo 660/665
BMW Nav 4/5/6
Garmin Montana
Garmin GPSMap 60/62/64
It is recommended that you follow along with your GPS, but is not required.
Full video transcript is available on the Touratech Blog: blog.touratech-usa.com

[@marinoopen]

An overdue thank you for doing this vid

[@Septonk9]

Whats the best SD Card to use on a Garmin XT and how large of a SD card should you use? I've heard sometime too much data on a device is potential harmful and slows your device.

[@TouratechUSA]

According to Garmin the Zumo XT will accept cards anywhere from 4 to 256gb. Any name brand card should work fine and as far as tracks are concerned, we haven't seen a practical limitation to the amount of saved data you have.

[@jsharp7103]

You mentioned an app called Garmin Basecamp, I couldn't find it on Microsoft store, or on the Garmin page. Could you post a link?

[@Baltha1710]

It is not an app. It's a program, freely downloadable when one purchases a garmin nav product.

[@TouratechUSA]

www.garmin.com/en-US/software/basecamp/ Basecamp is a Garmin program that is free to download from their website.

[@battmann678]

3 minutes of info in a 30 minute presentation.

[@jf7393]

Dude.. Seriously!