UTM - A Quick Tutorial

[@LeopoldVDH]

Mike what a pure joy to listen to someone explain UTM clearly, unambiguously and accurately without all the waffel. Thanks so much

[@BCNW1]

Thank you for the comment and I’m glad you enjoyed my video. The beauty of UTM is it’s so logical and simple anyone can learn it in a short period of time. That’s what I try to get across in my courses and I’m glad it came through in the video as well. All the best to you and thanks again.

[@StockedKiwi]

Helped me through a mapping class. Solid work! Thanks 👍

[@BCNW1]

Awesome, so happy to hear the video was helpful. Thanks for the comment and best wishes.

[@moazseleem]

Thank you sir, simple and very helpful Keep up the good work Greetings from Egypt

[@BCNW1]

Thank you so much. I notice when I teach my courses that a lot of people are intimidated by map reading until they give UTM a try. So simple and an easy interface with their GPS units as well. Take care and All the best, ML

[@peterrussell798]

Great synopsis and yes UTM rawks. Once you know it, you’ll rarely use lat/long again.

[@BCNW1]

Agreed, thanks for the comment

[@markhansen8633]

Thank you - well explained

[@jimf671]

ITM, OSGB, Swiss Grid and others work in a very similar way and MGRS is just a variation on UTM that uses truncated references in the same way as OSGB.

[@Bushcraftnbaseball]

Nice like this and look forward to this series. My favorite bushcraft book hands down

[@BCNW1]

Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoy the rest of the series. I'll be doing some gear and knife reviews as well.

[@shajanjacob5849]

Need to be clear and slow, with closeups

[@donz8501]

Why so few reactions 😮? It's a fantastic tutorial!!

[@BCNW1]

Thanks! My subscribers don't get notified most of the time now. Not sure why, but I'll keep posting videos just the same. Best wishes, ML